Author: Om Ayesha
Qadianis in the present era
The followers of Qadiani before that from the Pakistan Parliament; Infidels, minorities and placed outside the circle of Islam, they had religious activities in most European countries; But after their blasphemy fatwa, which was officially issued by some Islamic countries and Islamic courts, they became more active and moved most of their activity centers to European countries.
A few years after the decree of excommunication of the Qadianis, their fourth caliph, Mirza Tahir, fled to England. The center of its official activity was placed in that country, currently they have extensive activities in most European and African countries and Israel and even in some Islamic countries, such as Indonesia, etc. All these activities are carried out under the supervision of the fifth caliph “Mirza Muhammad Masroor Ahmad” who was elected as the fifth successor in 2003.
They are not satisfied with these activities; Rather, according to some sources, they still have active schools and institutes in some countries.
Result
Usually, the law of the world is that deviant groups always oppose big groups with rules for fame and ambition or for other things, and when they don’t get results, they are forced to take the path of deviance; As it is known: “Khalif Tarif”; (In order to be recognized, disagree with others.) Although “Qadianiyyah” was born in the heart of Islam; But gradually and with new and baseless claims by Mirza Gholam Ahmad (the leader and founder of this sect) one after another, the process of Qadianiyyah taking an angle from its origin (the religion of Islam), especially from the religious aspect, intensified until In their view, Muslims were recognized as infidels due to their lack of belief and faith in the prophethood of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad. Thus, a wide and deep gap emerged between this sect and Islam.
Hazrat Khatam al-Anbiyyah, may God bless him and grant him , left behind him a copy of Alchemy to guide his Ummah and said: «ترَكتُ فيكُم أمرَيْنِ لن تضِلُّوا ما تمسَّكتُم بهما؛ كتابَ الله و سنةَ نبيِّه» I have left two things among you that if you hold on to them you will never go astray, one of them is the Book of God and the other is the Sunnah of His Prophet.
Unfortunately, the ummah with all its strata and spectrums did not follow this will of the Prophet, peace and blessings of God be upon him, and even the scholars were found to be the tools of the enemy, and the reason for this was that those scholars and Da’wa’s did not cultivate their souls, and every knowledge they learned was for the divine purpose. and had no afterlife; Therefore, they became obsessed; Because those who learn knowledge and their status rises, they are respected among people, their thoughts change and their attitude towards others changes except me, may God have mercy on me. On the other hand, the hands of the enemy are always at work to divert such people, and they are looking for such people so that they can achieve their sinister goals in this way. Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani was also among such people, he studied and loved religion; However, due to selfishness or ignorance, he became a tool of the enemy and revived a deviant sect in the religion. He chose a path that became worthless and discredited in this world and created problems for his hereafter.
May God Almighty guide us all and keep us firmly on the right path and place us on a path that will be pleased by His Highness in that path.
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