Mirza Ghulam Ahmad

No, I meant like they believe he's the last Imam and the Mahdi.

Kind of like the Qadianis with Mirza Ghulam Ahmed, like they believe he's the second coming of Isa.

They believe he is Isa Al-Islam, they believe he's the second coming of Muhammad Sallallahu Alaihi Wasallam.

Yeah.

He was raised alive and he's with God only to return near the end times.

But the Qadiani's denied.

Of course, they propped up their own Jesus Christ, their own Masih Mahud, the promised Messiah.

Even though Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani first believed in him, that he is in the heavens alive, he will return before the end times.

But then he changed his mind and he told his followers that God misinformed me.

Actually, you know, I misunderstood God, even though it's black and white in his writing.

Through him, his companions also derived benefit from this and demonstrated their example before us.

The Promised Messiah (peace be upon him) states, "It is very clear when we study the life of Hazrat Khatamul Anbiya, the seal of the prophets, may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, that he possessed the highest level of uprightness and integrity.

He was ever willing to sacrifice his life for God.

He was entirely free from fear or hope from the people.

That is, he turned away completely from fear or hope from people.

He placed his trust only in his Lord, that among the accounts of the prophets, there's not a single example of such circumstances of danger, such occasions or situations of peril In which someone relied upon God and openly stood against idolatry and the worship of creation, while being so firmly opposed to it and then remained so steadfast and resolute.

The Promised Messiah, peace be upon him, said that although the status of the other prophets is lofty, we do not find in their lives these same examples of placing their trust in Allah as demonstrated by the Holy Prophet, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him.

The Promised Messiah, peace be upon him, further states, "It is the messenger of Allah, our prophet, who is the true example of complete devotion towards God, excluding all others.

that it might be us that the other third world countries who are not emitting so much carbon dioxide in the world, but still they are being affected most because of us.

So as being a human being, as you know, as we always say, the Promised Messiah, peace be on him, came for two purposes in essence, to pay the due rights of Allah Almighty and to pay the due rights of our fellow human beings.

So are we truly paying the due rights of our fellow human beings? So it's a moment of reflection again, you know.

Always say that, you know, whenever you go to the bed, at least have 10, 15 minutes of reflection analysis, you know, where you are standing.

So for quite a few years, five years, I think.

And one thing that I noticed from Japanese people, and one of his teachings was that occasion maybe maybe some you you ever heard about case and philosophy that a small step and build big result sorry and and there is an indonesian saying as well like it means that little by little and small efforts build a mountain of positive change so according with people with disabilities or special needs in my view one thing always ingrained in myself that actually some teaches us that they are not disabled actually they are differently able and they are carrying unique strength and value in it.

And the Bayat Pledge, one of the conditions of Bayat that the Promised Messiah told us is that we should keep ourselves occupied in the servings of God's creation for His sake only.

And we shall endeavor towards the beneficence of mankind to the best of God's given abilities and power.

And so who were the Ahmadis and why would a minority be suddenly hunted down?

So Ahmadis are a movement founded in the Punjab in the late 1800s by a man named Mirza Ghulam Ahmad.

In their own eyes, devout Muslims, but they reveal their founder as a kind of promised Messiah.

And that's the core flashpoint.

[foreign language] The efforts of the promised Messiah, [foreign language], to raise the flag of the holy prophet, [foreign language], across the world are evident.

However, he was also extremely grateful to those helpers of his who assisted in fulfilling this mission of his in any shape or form.

In an announcement on the fourth of October, 1899, the promised Messiah, [foreign language], started an initiative to mention the names of those sincere individuals of the community who offered financial assistance.

He stated, "Allah has ordained that the party of his men always needs financial assistance in the beginning.

Even our holy prophet, [foreign language], received financial contribution from his disciples, of whom Hazrat Abu Bakr was foremost.

He further stated, "All should contribute towards the Langar Khana according to their capacity.

I wish, if possible, for such arrangements to be made that we can be relieved from the burden of the Langar Khana and devote ourselves to our mission." That is, he desired to pay even greater attention towards his mission of spreading Islam and propagating the message of the holy prophet, [foreign language], across the world, and he desired for separate arrangements to be made for those guests that came for this purpose.

In any case, the promised Messiah stated, "And devote ourselves to our mission, and so that our time will not be adversely affected.

We're going to be bringing this topic to a close now.

The Promised Messiah, the founder of the Ahmadiyya Muslim community, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, upon whom be peace, taught that genuine faith is inseparable from service to humanity, emphasising that love for God must be reflected in love and care for his creation.

His Holiness, the fifth caliph of the Ahmadi Muslim community, the fifth successor of the Prophet Messiah, has repeatedly stressed that lasting peace and social harmony can only be achieved with kindness when kindness, justice and compassion become guiding principles in both individual and collective life.

I'm going to be bringing this topic to a close.

There's a Lahori and Qadiani branch.

Ahmadiyya is a follower of a man who in the 19th century in India named Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, claimed to be an Islamic reformer.

He was debating the British evangelists, but then claimed to be the prophet and the Messiah.

So he went full blast heretic, even from Muslim standards.

Mm.

Because the vastness and, and the beauty and the infinite horizons of Islam Ahmadiyya that's been revived by the Promised Messiah, it...

They're so huge that they would fit easily in it in, in, in abundance.

Mm.

But it's putting those words into action.

It's...

Again, it goes back to the words of the Promised Messiah, "I did not come here just for mere words."

Mm.