MIRZA GHULAM AHMED QADIANI

A resident of qadiyan, which is a town in Punjab (presently in Indian part of Punjab), Mirza Ghulam Ahmed claimed prophethood in 1901 during the British rule in India. He fell victim to cholera, an epidemic desiese and died ignomiously in Lahore Pakistan. His
infidel belifes had a short list. Since then all the ULEMAS have excluded him and his followers from the fold of ISLAAM . The deseaced Mirza Qadiani's first sucsessor is Khalifa Hakim Noor Ud Din, second Mirza Mahmood third is Mirza Nasir, and fourth is
Mirza Tahir residing in London in political asylem. All Qadianis are recognised and treated by the MUSLIM UMMAH asinfidels. In Pakistan all Qadianis had been officially declared as NON MUSLIMS in 1974. Subsequently in 1984 an anti Qadiani
ORDINANCE was enforced as a result of which Mirza Tahir fled from Pakistan and sought refuge in England and resides in London. Qadianis regard them selves as a groupn of Muslims. They engage them selves in activites with the profile of ISLAAM by which
some ignorant and simple Muslims become victims of their deception. All Muslims need to be aware of their machinations in religious or other social engagements