Was Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Planted By The British? — Page 25
Was Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at Planted by the British? 25 according to the present day terminology) 24. Hence the inescapable conclusion from the foregoing should have been that: The family of the Promised Messiah, with whom he had severed all ties, and who had turned against him on account of A h amdiyyat, and who consisted of persons of Sunni persuasion, was ' khud k a shta pauda of the British'. And if they were, then so be it; we are least bothered by it. What has the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jam a ‘at got to do with that family? What Did the British give to the Promised Messiah’s Family? As far as the treatment of this family by the British authorities is concerned, let us look at that. Despite the fact that the Promised Messiah as has, after narrating the services that his family rendered to the British government and as a result of the testimonials which were issued by the English government in acknowledgment of these services, called his family the khud k a shta pauda of the British the question remains how and in what way this family was the khud k a shta pauda of the British? In what way the British government was beneficent to the family? It must be noted here that the Promised Messiah as , in the context of the family, did not imply that they had received any particular favours from the British. The British had delivered this family from persecution under Sikh rule. That was the only act of 24 Incidentally, we the Ahmadiyya Jam a ‘at are the true Ahl-e-Sunnah , by the grace of God. [Author]