Who are Qadianis?

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obtain Divine Decision)
3. Calls Muslim Maulvis to enter into a Mubahala ground urgently by fixing a date and
place.
And you, Mirza Tahir Ahmad, don't understand 'tokens' which your grandpa received
from Allah; you don't place confidence in Divine Decision invoked by your grandpa; nor
do you pay respect to Oaths and swearings of your Papa grandee.
Therefore, I say, you are avoiding to fix a day for Mubahala or to fix a venue for it or to
come out into the open ground. Hence according t,o your grand papa, "if they do not
come they wili die under Allah's execration". Tell me now, who will become a target of
Allah's execration? If you don't believe in Quran Hakeem, OK; if actions of the holy
Prophet (SAW) are no arguments for you, OK; but you should have faith in predictions of
your grandpa at least. How will you escape that torture which he has foretold?
You maintain: "It is not necessary by Ayaat of Mubahala, for parties in dispute to
assemble at some specified place". But why don't you remember that in your Qadiani
Quran, viz., Tazkirah, your grandfather explicated the Ayaat of Mubahala in these words:
"And people said that this book is full of untruth and Kufr; tell them: Come! We and you
along with our sons, women, and relatives assemble at one place and then do Mubahala
and invoke imprecation upon the liars".
You see, in the Qadiani Quran of your grandpa the same sense of Mubahala rendezvous
has been adopted which I hold, i.e., both parties with their relatives should collect at one
place to curse the liars. Yet your Secretary Sahib writes otherwise:
"Our belief is that Allah is present everywhere in the universe and from His Grasp of
Authority no place is outside and no spot without His Sway and Might. His seat
circumscribes earth and sky. Why do you hesitate to address Allah and pronounce His
Curse on the liars and why do you consider the presence of the concerned parties is
necessary".
In reply I lay down five points:
Firstly: Permit me to say, you have no belief in Allah, no belief in his Prophet (SAW) no
belief in Quran, no belief even in Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani--your grandfather! lf
you had belief in Allah you would not have annulled His Command for meeting your
opponents at one place in Mubahala. If you had belief in the Prophet (SAW) you would
not have ignored his action by not coming out of your house. If you had belief in your
own sire, the grand-papa, you would not have missed any chance in protecting his dignity
from indignity, his honour from dishonour, which he caused upon himself through his
unbridled abusive honks.
Secondly: Don't side-track! Who denies Omnipresence and Omniscience of Allah? Point
is not this; the point is: Is it not necessary for parties-in- dispute to meet at one place?
Can there be Laan between husband and wife unless both face each other; can there be
Nikah (marriage) unless both parties are present, personally or by proxy; can a law-suit
proceed, unless both plaintiff and defendant are present in the court personally or through