“The Western leaders make me laugh by maintaining that they cannot put restrictions on newspapers and freedom of expression,” stated the Ahmadi “caliph,” Hadrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, in London on February 10, 2006. This crackpot demonstrated how the small, caliphate-dreaming Ahmadi cult has joined other Muslims in demanding Islamic censorship — another fact that belies the […]
The Ahmadis: The World According to the “Caliphs”
After the 1949 Chinese Communist “revolution took place, there was great progress and change. Honorable Mao Zedong, who was a great leader of your nation, established the foundation for high moral standards.” This outrageous praise for blood-soaked Communist China tyranny appeared in an April 9, 2012 letter to Chinese Premier Wen Jiabao from the Ahmadi […]
The Ahmadi Abdus Salam and Muslim Nobel Prizes
In “The Nobel winner who couldn’t call himself Muslim,” by Pooja Singh in LiveMint Thursday, we read about Anand Kamalakar’s “Salam: The First ****** Nobel Laureate,” which “follows the life of a Pakistani physicist who achieved great feats but was ostracized by his own countrymen.” Abdus Salam shared the Physics prize with Stephen Weinberg and […]
The Ahmadis: Not So “True Islam”
“The teachings of Islam are so beautiful that any unbiased person could not fail to be influenced by their beauty,” declared Hadrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, the currently reigning Ahmadi “caliph,” in a March 10, 2006, London sermon. Ahmad, leader of a small, yet disproportionately influential, Muslim sect with cosmic ambitions and traditional Muslim mores, demonstrated […]
The Ahmadis: Sex and Sharia
“In the West they present themselves as women-friendly and in their own land as misogynist,” observed Sabatina James, an Austrian-Pakistani Muslim convert to Catholicism, about the Ahmadis in a 2013 online video. Her video indicates just how unreformed Ahmadi views about sexuality and gender equality can be for this previously examined small, yet often influential, […]
Ahmadiyya writing “camouflaged anti-Jewish and anti-American propaganda and contributes to the spread of hatred”
“Islam is going to progress and triumph in the world and the banner of the Holy Prophet shall be raised all over the world,” stated in a February 10, 2006, sermon Hadrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, the currently reigning Ahmadiyya “caliph.” As previously noted, this small, cultish Muslim sect enjoys disproportionate influence among world leaders with […]
Bangladesh: Muslim mob vandalizes Ahmadi mosque, cops say mob is too large to oppose
Yet in the West, Ahmadi spokesmen like the oleaginous Harris Zafar and the arrogant Qasim Rashid carry water for the same Islamic supremacists who would cheerfully destroy their homes and places of worship and charge them with blasphemy if they were in Bangladesh (or Pakistan or Indonesia). Instead, Zafar and Rashid target those who stand […]
The Ahmadis: Islam’s Moonies
“Ahmadis are the Muslim equivalent of the Moonies,” noted recently one knowledgeable analyst to this author concerning a community often feted by politicians despite their minuscule global presence, as this series previously discussed. Denounced by the late German scholar of Islam Hiltrud Schröter as a “totalitarian brainwashing cult,” the Ahmadis indeed present many worrisome parallels […]
The Ahmadi Muslims: A Curious Sect
With an Ahmadi Muslim apologist, Qasim Rashid, running for the Virginia State Senate and charging his opponent with “Islamophobia,” it’s worthwhile to give this sect a closer look. The Ahmadi Muslims are a curious sect. They make up only 1% of the world’s Muslims — if indeed we accept that they are Muslims at all. […]
The Ahmadis: The Establishment’s Favorite Muslims
“Politicians are so desperate to find ‘the moderate Muslims’ that they’ll do extraordinarily stupid things,” wrote anti-sharia activist Pamela Geller in 2014 concerning the formation of a congressional Ahmadiyya Muslim Caucus. As this series will show, she had considerable reason to doubt the expectations this tiny Muslim sect, almost universally persecuted by other Muslims, often […]