Who are Qadianis?

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CLUB OF ADULTERY
Abdur Rahman Misri, the erstwhile sycophant, gave this statement in the High Court at
Lahore:
"The present Khalifa, Mirza Mahmud, is extremely immoral. He hunts women under the
guise of sainthood. For this purpose he has kept some men and women as his agents.
Through them, he gets hold of innocent girls and boys. He has formed a club in which
men and women have been taken in and adultery is committed in this social gettogether".
PRAYERS OFFERED IN UNBATHED DIFILED STATE
Abdul Rahman Misri also wrote this in a letter addressed to Mirza Mahmud:
"I cannot offer prayers behind you because through different sources it has come to my
knowledge that sometimes you come sin-polluted, and lead prayers in an unbathed lewd
condition".
Because of these gross charges, Mirza Mahmud lost courage to face Abdur Rahman
Misri. Readily seen conclusion is that limb by limb. joint by joint and pore by pore,
Mirza Mahmud was a filthy person. Can any sensible person doubt the impure nasty
fermentation of his base elements.
TWENTY EIGHT EVIDENCES ON OATH BY QADIANI MEN AND
WOMEN
Mirza Tahir! Some dissenters rebelled from your Organisation. They constituted a group,
calling themselves 'Haqiqat-Pasand.' They subjected Mirza Mahmud with serious
allegations of shameful wickedness. They wrote a book, named Tarikh-e-Mahmoodiat in
which they produced evidences. administered on oath, by 28 Qadiani men and women, on
pain of divine wrath if they were false. In these affidavits, they wrote that Mirza tore
chastity of those girls whom he called his daughters and his wife committed sins of
fornication while he knew of them. In this book, the accusers challenged Mirza Mahmud
for a 'Mubahala' and he was asked to swear on pain of punishment from Allah falling on
him that he was not an adulterer. Mirza failed to appear in the 'Mubahala'.
MIRZA MAHMUD HAD NO REPLY FOR THE CHARGES
Rahat Malik, in his book, Rabwah Ka Mazhabi Aamir and Shafiq Mirza, in his Shahr e
Sadoom and Mirza Mahmud Hussain, in his publication Munkireen e Khatme Nubuwwat
Ka Anjam have enumerated similar charges. Each time, Mirza Mahmud was asked to
deny, on pain of Divine punishment on the liar, but he never responded. He was as silent
as a dead body. Rather he issued a 'Farman' forbidding his simple believers--the guileless
folks--from reading the aforesaid books. Will sensible people not conclude from this that
Mirza Mahmud's perimeter of morality was no less different than what was written in
those books?
Mirza Tahir! Are you embarking on this 'Mubahala' with the Ulema of the Ummat with
so much of shamelessness attached with your family and ancestry?