Praise be to Allah alone and salat and salam on Muhammad(s)
after whom there is no Prophet to be born. There is no Ummah
after His Ummah and no book after The Quran; salat and salam on
His family and on his Companions and on those who follow his
path and may this continue upto the Last Day.
"And who can be more wicked than one who forges a lie agaist
Allah or says, This has been revealed to me." When nothining
has ever been revealed to him. The Holy Prophet(s) said,
“Verily thirty liars will be born in my Ummah; everyone of them
will claim to be a prophet though I am the last of the prophets
and there will be no Prophet after me.” (Sahih Muslim)
Qadianism is a politics-religious movement, launched by Mirza
Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani in the 2nd last decade of the 19th century.
Mirza promoted strange theories. At first, he declared that
he was Mujaddid, then he said he was Mehdi: subsequently he
become PSEUDO MESSIAH then he clamied to be the promised Maseeh
and declared that he had descended from Heavan. He later claimed
that he was a prophet without Shriat. After some time his claim
escalated and he declared himself Nabi and Rasool with Shirat and
a recipient of revelation.
He regarded his revelation as equal to the Quran. He selected
some verses from the Quran and applied them to himself; he gave
self-styled meanings to these Quranic verses.
He made declaration of his Nubuwwah in 1900 and regarded
everyone who disbelieved his false prophethood as being an
ifidel. The British Goverment of the time not only aided
him in his nefarious mission but it was the goverment itself
who rooted this poisonous plant in the realms of Islam .
He gave the verdict that the theory of Jehad was abrogated
and said that obedience to the British goverment was obilgatory
for everyone. He died of cholera in May 1908 at the age of 68.
He regarded his mosque in Qadian as Masjid-e-Aqsa, his village
as equal to Mecca and Lahore as equal to Medina. He built a
minaret in his mosque and called it 'the Minaret of Maseeh'.
He named the graveyard in his village as the garden of paradise
(Jannat-ul-Baqee) and declared that whosoever was buried in that
graveyard would go to paradise.
