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[ 24 ] These references are only from a few famous newspapers. Many books have shed a detailed light on this subject. There are many references in Maula vi Maud u d i ’s books that are well-known to the scholars. Why Don’t They Have Any Sense It is very interesting to read in the White Paper that Ahmad i s began to migrate from Pakistan and reached Europe and Africa only after 1953 when agitation brewed in Pakistan. Just wake up and think about it! Pa k i s t a n h a d n o t e v e n b e e n f o u n d e d [ w h e n Ahmadiyyah missions were established abroad]. They themselves admit by proudly claiming to have resolved this 100-year-old problem. With Allah’s Grace, the Ahmadiyyah Muslim Jam a ‘at had already been established and spread all over the world much before the creation of Pakistan. We did not begin spreading after the creation of Pakistan. A regular mission was established in America in 1920. In England, the mission was opened in 1913. This very place [The Fa d l Mosque] was purchased in 1920. Hadrat Maul- a n a Chaudhry Fate h Muhammad Siy a l was the first Mis- sionary in England. The West African mission started in 1 9 2 1 i n G h a n a a n d Ni g e r i a. I n E a s t A f r i c a , t h e Ahmadiyyah Muslim Jam a ‘at was established in 1896, even before the 20th Century, although the regular mis- sion opened in 1934. In Hungary, Poland, and Czechoslo-