Who are Qadianis?

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It occurs in Bahrur Ra'iq:-
"In the case of Zahirul-Mazhab (outward profession of faith), the repentance of a Zindeeq
is not acceptable--Zindeeq being a person who follows no religion. It is mentioned in
Fatawa Qazi Khan: If a Zindeeq, before being arrested, confesses willingly, that he is a
Zindeeq and then expresses repentance there for, his repentance will be acceptable; but if
he expresses repentance after his arrest, then his repentance will not be accepted and he
will be executed." (Bahrur Raiq, Vol. 5, p. 136).
Thirdly: That the Qadianis are Zindeeq is quite obvious, because their beliefs are totally
opposed to the tenets of Islam. By placing wrong interpretations on the texts of the
Qur'an and the Sunnah, they try to delude the ignorant into the belief that they themselves
(Qadianis) are staunch, true Muslims and besides them the entire Muslim Ummah is
misguided, Kafir and faithless. This is according to what the late Mirza Mahmud, the
second Head of the Qadianis, has written:-
"All Muslims who did not swear allegiance tothe promised Masih (i.e. Mirza) are Kafirs
(infidels) and out of the pale of Islam, even if they may not have heard the name of the
promised Masih." (Ai-eena-i-Sadaqat, p. 35).
The Heretic Beliefs of the Mirzais
1. It is the finally confirmed belief of Islam that the noble Prophet (SAW) is the last of
the Prophets, and after him none can rise to the status of prophet hood. On the contrary,
not only do the Qadianis deny this belief, but they also consider that without the
prophethood of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani, Islam is a dead religion (Allah forbid).
Mirza Ghulam Ahmad says:-
"We believe that a religion in which thesuccession of prophet hood stands closed is dead.
We call the Jewish, the Christian and the Hindu (religions) dead, because they have no
prophets. If Islam, too, were like them, then we are no more than story-tellers. Why do
we claim that it (Islam) is superior to other religions? Islam should have some distinction
to justify this claim... For many years I have been receiving wahi (revelations) and many
signs of Allah have borne witness to this. I am, therefore, a Prophet. No secrecy should
be maintained in conveying the truth". (Malfoozate Mirza, Vol. 10, pp. 127 -128).
2. It is the finally confirmed belief of Islam that the door of Prophethood has been closed
after the departure of the noble Prophet (SAW) and he who claims to (receive) prophetic
revelations stands expelled from the pale of Islam. However, the Qadianis believe in the
self-invented revelation of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani and recognise it like the
Qur'an. The Tazkirah is one of the various names of the Qur'an. The Qadanis have
compiled the revelations of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad in the form of a book and have given
it the name of Tazkirah, as though it were the Qadiani Qur'an--Allah forbid. Further, the
Qadiani revelation is not an ordinary llham (inspiration) which divine men also receive.
To them (the Qadianis) it is at par with the Qur'an. Just see:
(i) "... and I believe in the open wahi of Allah which I have received, precisely in the
same way as I believe in the verses of the Qur'an. (Ek Ghalati ka Izalah, p.6.).