ARE AHAMDIES, QADIANIES AND MIRZAI MUSLIMS OR NON MUSLIMS?        

Are Ahamdies, Qadianies and Mirzai Muslims or non Muslims, and are Muslim men or women allowed to marry them? 

The three names Ahamdies, Qadianies and Mirzai are all used for one group. They follow Mirza Ghulam Ahmed of Qadian. This group is not a Muslim group so they claim to be so Islamic Scholars of the Muslim World have declared them as non-Muslims and therefore it not only a sin but an act of heresy to marry such a person.

The difference between Muslims and this group is that while all the Muslims believe in the finality of the prophet hood of Muhammed (pbuh), this group believes otherwise, therefore going against one of the basic cardinal principles of belief in Islam.

  SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 2013

UK: Lord Tariq receives Zardari on behalf of Queen

This marks a history in itself that a Pakistani origin peer received the Pakistani president. British Govt.which created the non-Muslim Ahmediyya Sect in Islam, has done it again.  Lord Tariq Ahmad had recently been Lord in Waiting to the Queen Elizabeth-II at The Queen’s household where he performs various duties of state…

Ahmadiyya Times |  

LONDON: Lord Tariq Ahmad,  a Mirzai or Ahmedi of Wimbledon received President Asif Ali Zardari on behalf of Her Majesty the Queen when he arrived at the Heathrow Airport here on Thursday evening with his entourage on an official visit.

Lord Tariq Ahmad had recently been Lord in Waiting to the Queen Elizabeth-II at The Queen’s household where he performs various duties of state, including the receiving of heads of states on behalf of Her Majesty. This marks a history in itself that a Pakistani origin peer received the Pakistani president.

He told Jang in an interview: “This was an honour for me to receive the president of Pakistan on my first Royal wait representing HM the Queen. I extended to President Zardari the regards of Her Majesty and we had an opportunity for a brief discussion on various matters. I conveyed to the President the good wishes and prayers of her Majesty for the progress and welfare of Pakistan.”