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Books
Section
> Facts
about the Ahmadiyya Movement [Many Allegations
against the Ahmadiyya Movement and Hazrat Mirza
Ghulam Ahmad Answered] by
Analyst
> The Founder Wrote to the British Government
that the Ahmadiyya Movement was a Sapling of their
own Planting Objection #
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The
Founder [Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad] Wrote to the
British Government that the Ahmadiyya Movement was a Sapling
of their own Planting:  This is absolutely incorrect. The Founder is only talking about his family and not about the Movement when he made use of these words. Had it been otherwise, why should he make this fact known to public in his own letters which he himself published and circulated in thousands? The story against the Founder is that he was a mere puppet in the hands of the British people and his mission was to create dissensions among Muslims at their instance. The fact is that his family had suffered a lot at the hands of Sikh rulers of the Punjab. They practically lost everything they had but when the Sikh rule was replaced by the British administration a few villages were restored to his family through the lifelong efforts of his father. The Founder in this letter is referring to this favour towards his family and not towards the Movement; but when the question of his own claims comes up he emphatically says: "I have claimed to be the Promised Messiah by the order of God and after receiving revelation from Him." If we scrutinise more carefully, this allegation would seem to be absurd on the very face of it. The major part of the life of the Founder was spent in missionary work against Christianity. He dealt a death-blow to it by declaring that Jesus Christ was dead. His followers are still carrying on the propagation work in Great Britain and other parts of the world and even now when the British have left India the Movement is still active in preaching Islam to the West. To say that the Movement was started at the instance of the British Government is perhaps the biggest joke of the day. His attitude towards the British Government can also be easily understood when we know that the Founder had always in view the unimaginable atrocities of Sikh rule while admiring the administration of the British Government.
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