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Qadiyani in Malaysia
Qadiyani in Malaysia
QADIYANI : IN
MALAYSIA
INTRODUCTION
Origin
-The Ahmadiyya or Qadiyani known as religious slur used to refer heresy specifically for Pakistani
origin.
-First propagator was Maulana Husin Iyaz that originated from Singapore back in 1935.
-His office was located in No. 116, Unan Road, Singapura 15.
-After the Maulana Husin Iyaz, came a new Maulana which is Maulana Mohd. Sadiq bin Barakatullah
at 22th December 1949 as the propagator in Malaysia.
opposed to Islam
The Qadianis contend that the prophethood of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad is not the only issue on which
they fundamentally differ from Muslims.
They also hold that their God, their Islam, their Quran, their fasts. In fact everything of theirs is
different from that of the Muslims.
Ahmadis should or should not start a separate institution for teaching theology.
That Jesus did not die on the cross but rather died in Kashmir and that His second coming was a
metaphor of someone else who will come from God who would reflect the quality of Jesus but born
among the Muslims.
They also teach that no verse in the Quran counters or cancels the other. All the verses in the Quran
carry the same weight and have the same validity.
Ahmadi Muslims categorize Jihad into three: greater, great, and smaller Jihad. They believe that Jihad
was rendered inapplicable in military form by Mirza.
1 Mirza Ghulam Ahmad
claimed to be the Mahdi Assumed that Promised Mahdi
followed by solar and and Messiah do not consist
of 2 person but
3
lunar eclips
one person with 2 name
2 Claimed himself
as mujaddid
CLAIMED THAT HE IS A
PROMISED MAHDI AND MESSIAH
CLAIM HIMSELF AS A
PROPHET
Initially, we should believed in the concept
of the Finality of Prophethood.
Thus Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, having opened the door of
prophethood, paved the way for his own prophethood and
then declared that he was a prophet.God had called him a
Prophet.
Mirza Ghulam Ahmad
confirmed through pamphlets
on November 5, 1901, that
God had called him a
Prophet.
The letter of Hazrat Masihai-Mauood was written
only three days before his death, that is on May 23,
1909