The Iconoclast
Wednesday, 6 June 2012
And This Is How Muslims View The Ahmadiyya

Following the piece at London24, about the Ahmadiyas putting ads on London busses, expressing their desire to be counted among those celebrating the Queen's Jubilee, a number of Muslims commented.

Here are all of their comments:

  • Hudhaifa Ibn Suleiman · University of East London
    They are qadiyani kuffar, the man behind this cult group died in a toilet. Says it all.
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    · 1 June at 01:50
    • Muntakim Abdal
      I wonder what Anjem Choudhury would have to say about it all
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      · 1 June at 04:17
    • Muntakim Abdal
      we should ask for the view of alMuhajiroon looool
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      · 1 June at 04:18
    • Shahid Ahmad
      Do you know that your "khalifa" has forbidden you from having a Facebook account? http://thecult.info/blog/2011/07/05/ahmadiyya-bans-facebook/
      Reply · 1 ·
      · 1 June at 04:47
  • Marlone Shaheed Wallace · Kingston College London / Anthropology degree
    well they are feeding people, that cant be a bad thing.
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    · 31 May at 18:00
    • Shahid Ahmad
      Actually, they tax their own poor, sick and elderly. http://thecult.info/blog/2010/09/27/the-ahmadiyya-chanda-fraud/
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      · 1 June at 05:04
  • Inamul Hussain · Works at Self employed
    They are not muslims....they are heretics.....coconuts...the lot of them..
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    · 31 May at 18:16
    • Sultan Ahmad · Islamabad, Pakistan
      They are true Muslims and presenting the true and peaceful teachings of Islam. You are right they are not Muslims like you. You with your gang must be planning to do another 7/7 or praying for Usama Bin Laden RIGHT? Please stop deterioting the beautiful and peaceful teachings of Islam by following your ignorant and terrorist Mullah
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      · 31 May at 23:21
    • Jasim Malik · Dubai, United Arab Emirates
      Sultan Ahmad
      Right. Ahmedis follow another 'Prophet' after Muhammed (PBUH). They do not follow the same pillars of faith that Muslims do, and the Shahadah is not one of their beliefs. They have been declared as Kaffirs by the legitimate scholars.
      So, you can go back to making your baseless generalizations, but just bare in mind true Islam is not corrupted and follows Quran and Sunnah; Ahmedis do not.
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      · 31 May at 23:34
    • Shahid Ahmad
      Do you know your "khalifa" has banned you from having a Facebook account? Why do you still follow this nonsense? http://thecult.info/blog/2011/07/05/ahmadiyya-bans-facebook/
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      · 1 June at 04:47
  • Muntakim Abdal
    "Special prayers for The Queen are being recited." Speechless.... :(
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    · 1 June at 04:16
  • Mariam Umm Bukhari · London, United Kingdom
    speechless as to what I have just read "serve the Queen is in part of our religion".
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    · 1 June at 02:24
    • Mariam Umm Bukhari · London, United Kingdom
      Ahmaddiyya are not Muslims, they believe that there was another Prophet after Muhammad(saw) who was born in the 1940s in India. Alright mate! #rollseyes
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      · 1 June at 02:26
    • Umm Aadam · London
      They sold out hence why they're allowed to promote their 'islaam' in the uk. The government are not stupid, they know by putting these 'peaceful country loving muslims' out in the public they make the rest of us look extreme. As you said they believe there was another prophet after prophet muhammad صلى الله عليه و سلم which makes them kaafirs!
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      · 1 June at 02:33
    • Sophie Xarah
      To me they are not muslims just fools that want to be recognised so they call them selfs muslims !
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      · 1 June at 03:15
    • Umm Aadam · London
      The Prophet (sallallaahu alayhi wasallam) informed his ummah in many ahaadeeth, advising and cautioning them, that there would be many imposters (Dajjaaleen) after him. In some narrations, he (sallallaahu alayhi wasallam) said: Everyone will claim to be a prophet, whereas I am the seal of the prophets, there being no prophet after me. [Reported by Muslim and others; See al-Ahaadeeth as-Saheehah: no. 1683]

      They say different to the above, hence their disbelief. I dont simply disagree with them, i disagree with their kufr!
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      · June 1 at 3:36am
    • Umm Aadam · London
      No doubt they are the ones whom the Messenger of Allaah intended when he (sallallaahu alayhi wasallam) said in the hadeeth that has been authentically reported from him: There will be lying impostors during the Last Days that will bring you narrations, which neither you nor your forefathers heard of. So beware and let them beware, lest they misguide you and bring calamity upon you. [Reported by the author (i.e. At-Tahaawee) in Mushkil-ul-Athaar (4/104). It is also found in Saheeh Muslim (1/9)].

      {Imaam Muhammad Naasir-ud-Deen Al-Albaanee rahimahullaah}
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      · June 1 at 3:37am
    • Shahid Ahmad
      If you want to learn more about this cult, check here: http://www.thecult.info/blog
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      · June 1 at 4:20am
  • Umm Aadam · London
    The Prophet (sallallaahu alayhi wasallam) informed his ummah in many ahaadeeth, advising and cautioning them, that there would be many imposters (Dajjaaleen) after him. In some narrations, he (sallallaahu alayhi wasallam) said: Everyone will claim to be a prophet, whereas I am the seal of the prophets, there being no prophet after me. [Reported by Muslim and others; See al-Ahaadeeth as-Saheehah: no. 1683]

    Amongst these imposters was Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Al-Qadiyani who claimed prophethood for himself. He has followers spread throughout India, Germany, England and America. And they have masaajid which they use to misguide the Muslims. There were some individuals amongst them in Syria as well, but Allaah uprooted them and eradicated them.

    They have many vile beliefs apart from their belief that prophethood continued after Muhamm...See More
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    · June 1 at 3:34am
    • Suriya Kauser
      They PAID for adverts to congratulate the queen???!!!! SubhanAllah it just shows what kind of kaafirs they really are..lackeys of the queen!! If they were REAL muslims then maybe they would have thought about the fact that this queen is head of the armed services who are sent out to kill muslims across the world.
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      · June 1 at 3:42am
    • Umm Aadam · London
      Some people on my page may disagree or even be offended but at the end of the day i am offended when people are basically saying prophet muhammad sallallaahu alayhi wasallam was lying when he said he is the seal of the prophets. This aint personal, its Allaah's deen!
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      · June 1 at 4:16am
    • Bint Umm Maryam · Deputy Head at Internet
      loooool sorry sooooo stupid where are their adverts inviting people to islaam on the london buses????????
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      · June 1 at 5:30am
  • Shahid Ahmad
    The media has been advised for decades that the normative tradition of Islam does not recognise the Ahmadiyya cult as Muslims. The Ahmadiyya has been declared a non-Muslim minority, because they believe in a new prophet. The issue is not with their new religion, they are welcome to practice it. The issue is with the routine deception they employ to fool both non-Muslims and to lure Muslims alike.

    Statements have been issued by many bodies representing Muslims the world over to correct the media on their parroting of the Ahmadiyya deception without checking the facts, but of course, the media has proven time and time again that it is Islamophobic and will deliberately distort the truth to upset the wider Muslim community.

    They have been found out time and time again as liars and troublemakers, but the media never highlights these incidents. For example, their members are banned from having Facebook accounts. Is this the kind of freedom of expression that the Ahmadiyya cult espouses? Their current leader condemned everyone who doesn't believe in the cult's founder as "Satan worshippers" - that's not just Muslims he condemned, that's every British person who isn't part of this tiny (around 20,000 in the UK) cult.
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    · June 1 at 4:18am

Posted on 06/06/2012 10:54 AM by Hugh Fitzgerald
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