Who are Qadianis?

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Belief No. 5
The Qadiani faith claims that the highest throne amongst the heavenly thrones is that of
Mirza Ghulam Ahmad. (Haqiqatul Wahi, p. 89).
Belief No. 6
The Qadiani faith claims that Islam was just like a crescent of opening night (Shedding
no light) while the Islam of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad’s time is shining bright like the full
moon of 14th night. (Khutba-e-Ilhamiyah, p. 183).
Belief No. 7
The Qadiani faith claims the spiritualism of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad is much better and
comprehensive as compared to that of the holy Prophet (S A W). (Khutbat Ilhamiyah,
p. 181).
Belief No. 8
The Qadiani faith claims that in this age following the holy Prophet (S A W) alone is not
‘madaare-e-nijat’ (basis of salvation), but the madaar-e-nijat’ is obedience to Mirza
Ghulam Ahmad. (Arbaeen No. 4, p. 7).
Belief No. 9
The Qadiani faith deems everyone as disobedient to Allah and Rasool and hell- bound if
one does not follow Mirza Ghulam Ahmad. (Istihar Meyar Alakhbar, dated 25 May,
1900).
Belief No. 10
The Qadiani faith termed all those persons as infidel and outside the pale of Islam if they
did not declare faith in Mirza Ghulam Ahmad even though they did not hear his name.
(Aina-e-Sadaqat, p. 35).
The above cited beliefs are a few examples of hundreds of misleading and blasphemous
beliefs of the Qadianis. The learned Ulemas from East to West have therefore, declared in
their unanimous "fatwas" since Mirza Ghulam Ahmad’s times that Mirza Ghulam Ahmad
and his followers are infidel,"murtad" and "zindeeq”"(See Fatawas). Further more, Rabita
Aalam-e-Islami, the paramount religious organization of the Muslim World, has in its
meeting held in April 1974, (Rabiul Awwal 1394 AH) exhorted all Muslim world to
enforce a ban on the activities of the Qadianis within their countries. The Majma-e-
Alfiqahal Islami in their meeting on 22-28 December, 1985, at Jeddah called Qadianiat as
infidelity and “zindiqah”. The first Asian Muslim summit conference in its session held at
Karachi from 6 - 8 July, 1978, passed a resolution against Qadianis. Mirza Ghulam
Ahmad had himself admitted in one of his pamphlets while addressing his followers that
all Muslim Ulemas considered Qadianis as ‘murtad’ and liable to be slain. We quote from
"Majmu’ah -e-Ishtaharaat, Vol 3". He says, "Do you think that by living in the Kingdom
of Sultan-e-Room or by building a house in Makkah or Madinah you can escape the
attacks of mischievous people? No, never! But you will be cut to pieces by their swords
within a week. You must have heard the fate of Sahibzada Maulvi Abdul Lateef, a
prominent and respectable person of Kabul State, commanding a group of followers
numbering about 50 thousand. After embracing my faith and being impressed by my
teachings he became opposed to holy war (Jehad), then Amir Habibullah Khan