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The term Qadiani is used in this discussion, without any offence intended, to refer to the movement which developed under the leadership of the late Mirza Bashiruddin Mahmud Ahmad, based first at Qadian, India, till 1947, and then at Rabwah, Pakistan. Since 1984 it has been based in England after the then head, the late Mirza Tahir Ahmad, was forced to flee Pakistan.

Under the following topics, we refute some of the wrong beliefs of the Qadiani movement, and show that Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad himself never entertained any such views:

• Introduction to how and why the Split in the Ahmadiyya Movement took place in 1914.

• Read detailed history of the Split (in biography of Maulana Muhammad Ali):
  1. Events of the Split
  2. Founding of the Lahore Ahmadiyya Anjuman

• Qadianis declare all other Muslims as being kafir and outside the fold of Islam.
• Mirza Bashir Ahmad’s book declares other Muslims as kafir and non-Muslim in Islamic law.

• But Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad regarded other Muslims as Muslims.

• Qadianis establish an autocratic, despotic khilafat, contrary to the teachings of Islam and of Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad. Read the two topics below on Khilafat in the Ahmadiyya Movement:

  1. Brief Review.
  2. Detailed article with references.
     

• Qadianis evade Maulana Muhammad Ali’s challenges to debate. (Read in biography of Maulana Muhammad Ali)
  
  
• 70 senior Ahmadis take oath that Hazrat Mirza did NOT change his claim from muhaddas to prophet.

• Earlier beliefs of leading figures of the Qadiani Jama‘at that Prophet Muhammad is the Last Prophet and Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad is Mujaddid of the 14th Century hijra and a wali (saint).
  

• Qadiani contradiction in their own alleged date of change of claim

• Mirza Mahmud Ahmad retreats from his belief about the “coming Ahmad” prophecy
• Reply to Mirza Tahir Ahmad’s mubahila challenge

• Views of Maulana Nur-ud-Din agree with Lahore Ahmadi beliefs

• Theory of change in claim in 1901 invented by Maulana Sana-ullah of Amritsar

To read a fully detailed refutation of the false Qadiani allegation that Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad claimed to be a prophet, please look up the topic on our Home Page entitled:

Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad did not claim to be a prophet.

Mirza Mahmud Ahmad’s claim of being Muslih Mau‘ud:

When Mirza Mahmud Ahmad announced this claim in 1944, Maulana Muhammad Ali refuted it immediately. Read the following Friday Khutbas by Maulana Muhammad Ali:

• 4 February 1944: Vain desires are the opposite of practical action
• 18 February 1944: Mirza Mahmud Ahmad has made religion into a children’s game
• 3 March 1944: The Quran on those who ‘take their desires for god’

Mirza Mahmud Ahmad wrote in 1908 that the ‘Promised Son’ would not be actual son of Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad

Articles in past issues of ‘The Light’ about the Qadiani Movement:

• Reply to a Letter from a Qadiani (1996, issue 3)
• Qadiani beliefs refuted in Internet exchange (1996, issue 1)
• Exaggeration of their numbers by the Qadianis (1995, issue 3)
• Qadiani Statement falsifies the Promised Messiah (1995, issue 1)
• Will Mujaddids come in future? Mirza Tahir Ahmad says “No”, but the Promised Messiah says “Yes” (1994, issue 6)
• Calling Muslims as kafir. Refutation of a repugnant belief, by Maulana Muhammad Ali. (1993, issue 6)
• Differences in belief of Lahore Ahmadis and Qadianis (1992, issue 4)

Sworn declaration by Maulana Muhammad Ali:

“I, Muhammad Ali, head of the Lahore Ahmadiyya Jamaat, do swear that my belief is that Hazrat Mirza [Ghulam Ahmad] sahib of Qadian is a Mujaddid and the Promised Messiah, but not a prophet, nor can any person become a kafir or excluded from the fold of Islam by denying him. This was also the belief of Hazrat Mirza sahib. O God, if I have uttered falsehood in this oath taken in Thy name, then send upon me from Thyself such exemplary punishment as has no human hand in it, and from which the world would learn how stern and terrible is God’s retribution for one who deceives His creatures by swearing falsely in His name.”
Background to this sworn declaration. (Read in biography of Maulana Muhammad Ali)