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You have shown your abusive nature through your use of a pejorative word, in the same way the kafirs of Mecca. Please pray to Allah subhanutaala for guidance, you are opposing a Jamaat established by Allah through His Messiah and Imam Mahdi.

Defeated forces like the kafirs of Mecca have no other logic like you, despite all opposition and all barriers, you have failed to stop the progress of this Jamat established by Allah subhanutaala.

@@mdsaifurrahman9462 Allah breathed the soul of Mary into him. He became Mary and then became pregnant with the Ibn Maryam and then gave birth to himself as the second coming of Jesus?! While also being the zil and burooz of Rasool'Allah?! He was also Buddha and Krishna?! All in one?! Where's the logic in all of these claims?! Oh let me guess? It's all "metaphorical"? Durro fosa!

@@GeniusWaan people like you will always find stupid logic to justify your rejection of the prophet in the same way kafirs of Mecca found so many reasons and logic to reject the holy prophet Muhammad pbuh.

@@GeniusWaan You only seem to know how to mock. You don't even know that in the Quran, Allah mentions two women as examples and tells Muslims that to be true believers, they should be like these two women, Maryam or Esia (the wife of Pharaoh). So, according to you, don't use metaphors - be real also tell us how you will become either one them? I can see your level of understanding. You don't even understand simple things. Now I'm going to paste something written by one of your scholars and ask you what you would understand from it. سینہ بے کینہ میں پہلے تخم اسم اللہ ذات سے شجرة الانوار قرآن کو نمودار کیا اور اس کی روشنی سے تمام دنیا کو منور کیا۔ جس کی کیفیت یوں تھی کہ جب آنحضرت صلعم کے وجود مسعود میں تخم اسم اللہ ذات نے پھلنے پھولنے کا تقاضا شروع کیا اور آپ نے اپنے اندر نزول وحی کے آثار محسوس کیے۔ یعنی *حضرت مریم* کی طرح آپ نے اپنے بطن باطن میں حمل وحی کی* بے واسطہ ثقالت کو معلوم کیا اور ہمشخصات - فَحَمَلَتْهُ فَانتَبَذَتْ به مَكَانًا قَصِيًّا (مریم) آپ نے دشت و بیابان کا رخ کیا اور آبادی سے دور ایک پہاڑ میں جسے غار حرا کہتے ہیں جا کر مختلف اور گوشہ نشین ہو گئے ۔ اور* باطنی تخم*کے سینچنے اور پھوٹنے اور* روحانی عیسی کے وضع حمل اور تولد* ہونے کے انتظار میں بار بار وہاں جایا کرتے اور کئی روز بیٹھے رہتے ۔ آخر ایک روز جبرئیل امین اس نوری تخم اسم اللہ ذات کو پانی دینے کے لئے اللہ تعالے کے بحر انوار سے چشمہ حیات اپنے سینے میں بھر لائے اور آنحضرت کے سینے سے سینہ بلا کر آپ کو زور سے دبا کر فرمایا اقرا یعنی پڑھ

Asalamo alaikum wa rahmatulahi wa barakatoho! Since you were asking questions, I'll try my best to answer. It might not be the best, since I may not have the most amount of knowledge, so Inshallah other people can answer your questions too (inshallah it'll be better than I can)! Since you first asked to describe some qualities of Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (as) which is most common in prophets, I would say that he lived a very righteous and pious life from an early age. He was even nicknamed ’Maseetar’ meaning ‘one who spends most of his time in a mosque observing prayer,’ by his father! This is one of the first qualities that I noticed: having a strong interest in religion from an early age. Next, once you see messages that Prophets pass on to their people, you release that the message is ahead of its time. Usually the message that Prophets bring goes against all common societal and moral customs of the time. Just like Prophet Abrahams belief in One monotheistic God, i.e, Allah, compared to the hundred of idols that his father and people worshiped. You can see that the message they bring comes at a time when many would oppose them. So, it's safe to say that the messengers of Allah bring teachings to people which goes against the common beliefs of the time. For Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (as), he defended Islam when it was being attacked at every corner by multiple faiths. Note that he did not invent a new religion, but came to revive the teachings of Islam. You can read The Philosophy of the Teachings of Islam, which was a debate read out to several religions as they were defending their beliefs. Notably this essay only included Quranic verses, since all faiths were supposed to defend solely from their faith's respective books. You know what's interesting? Allah revealed to Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (as) that his essay will be declared supreme compared to all the other essays, and it really was. If you want to read the essay (which I strongly encourage you do), you can access it here: www.alislam.org/library/books/Philosophy-of-Teachings-of-Islam.pdf. Another characteristic, which Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (as) has in common with most of the Prophets is that despite severe persecution for their message, Allah still helps them and they succeed in their mission. Which you can see how Ahmadis are still striving and dedicating their life to Allah by spreading the message of the true Islam to the corners of the Earth (under the Blessed Scheme of Khilafat), despite facing severe persecution like not being able to declare ourselves muslims in countries like Pakistan as we may face death or imprisonment for 3 or more years (see the Constitution, Second Amendment ACT, 1974 as well as the Blasphemy laws and many more). Now this was the top of my head, so im sure there are many more if I do research and other people respond. But I genuinely hope, Inshallah, that other people can answer your questions in a better manner than I did, ameen suma ameen! As for your next question, about giving a detailed biography of Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (as), I'd suggest that you read this article for a preview to his life: www.alislam.org/articles/promised-messiah-hazrat-mirza-ghulam-ahmad/. But, since you asked for very detailed biography, read the links to books attached to this link (Inshallah you will :))). As for your last question, what is meant by the word Khātamun-Nabiyyīn. I believe it's far better if I paste this, since it explains it beautifully: "Khātamun-Nabiyyīn means that Ḥaḍrat Muḥammad, may peace and blessings of Allāh be upon him, is the last of the law-bearing prophet who attained the loftiest spiritual rank having personified and perfected the highest and most noble qualities attainable by a messenger. It does not mean, however, that the appearance of more prophets is barred. The term Khātam has the primary denotation of superiority in rank, reaching the peak of something. Ḥaḍrat ‘Alī was called Khātamul-Auliyā (Tafṣīr-e-Ṣāfī, 33:41) and Ḥaḍrat Ibn ‘Abbās Khātamul-Muhājirīn (Kanzul-‘Ummāl, Vol. 6, p. 178), but it would be unreasonable to say that they were, respectively, the last friend of Allāh and the last emigrant.” The book that I pasted this from has several other better sources, which further proves this point. I’ll paste the link here www.alislam.org/library/books/Tabligh-Guide.pdf (page 18 of the book). Now I've pasted several sources, and I'm not sure if you're a student, but if you have summer breaks, you'll have plenty of time (Inshallah) to read some of the things that I attached, since you wanted your questions answered in a detailed manner. Inshallah someone else can also answer your questions. The last paragraph that you wrote is really just your personal opinion, as you didn't ask any questions, or attach Quranic verses, Hadith or the Sunnah of the Prophet Himself. But, I will warn you that calling someone a Kafir is very dangerous if they declare themselves Muslims. I'll give you some Hadith for food for thought, and I hope this helps: Narrated Anas bin Malik: Allah's Apostle said, "Whoever prays like us and faces our Qibla and eats our slaughtered animals is a Muslim and is under Allah's and His Apostle's protection. So do not betray Allah by betraying those who are in His protection." Sahih al-Bukhari 391 Book 8, Hadith 43 Abu Dharr (May Allah be pleased with him) said: I heard the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) saying, "If somebody accuses another of disbelief or calls him the enemy of Allah, such an accusation will revert to him (the accuser) if the accused is innocent." [Al-Bukhari and Muslim]. Riyad as-Salihin 1733 Book 17, Hadith 22 JazakAllah for asking questions, but may you be more sincere in how you talk, because it's disrespectful for you to call someone a Kafir while they declare themselves a Muslim. Nothing gives you the right to do so, since the Prophet (saw) himself declared the guidelines to be a Muslim (and if you watched this video, the people said that in their next video Inshallah, they will describe these guidelines more in depth). Inshallah Allah will give you the ability to speak with a softer tongue while explaining things to people (same for me as well), and Inshallah Allah unites us both on the right path! Asalamo alaikum wa rahmatulahi wa barakatoho :)

​@@peace99786I tell you what Ahmad Gulam is he is the small the Dajjal like seriously the mother f***** who stole from his father and ran away and became a judge under the Britishers as Prophet Muhammad mentioned after him there will be losers who will be small Dajjal before coming of the big Dajjal

What a contrast lovely people from a naoozobillah liar Imam.

Agreed, prophets don't have mental illness but their opponents do, like you. Proven by the foul language always used against promised Masiah.

That is the response I expect from followers of Mirza kazzab, You are definitely following his sunnah. Go and read seerat ul mahdi, Mirza's own son and wife will tell you he had a mental disease and he suffered from daily fits.​@@yqrighteous

True.