<p><strong>PROPHECY </strong></p><p><strong>OF </strong></p><p><strong>MUSLEH MAUD: </strong></p><p><strong>THE PROMISED REFORMER </strong></p><p>REF: FRIDAY SERMON (20.2.15) </p><p><strong>Founder of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad </strong><sup style="top: -0.45em;">as </sup><strong>(1835-1908) The Promised Messiah and Imam Mahdi </strong></p><p><strong>1) Hadhrat Al-Haaj Maulana Hakeem Nooruddin </strong></p><p>Khalifatul Masih I (ra) </p><p>First Successor to the Promised Messiah (as) </p><p><strong>2) Hadhrat Mirza Bashiruddin Mahmood Ahmad </strong></p><p>“Musleh Maud“(ra) </p><p>Khalifatul Masih II </p><p>Period of Khilafat: 1908-1914 </p><p>Second Successor to the Promised Messiah. (as) </p><p>Period of Khilafat: 1914 –1965 </p><p><strong>3) Hadhrat Mirza Nasir Ahmad </strong></p><p>Khalifatul Masih III (rh) </p><p><strong>4) Hadhrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad </strong></p><p>Khalifatul Masih IV(rh) </p><p>Fourth Successor to the Promised Messiah (as) </p><p>Period of Khilafat: 1982 - 2003 </p><p>Third Successor to the Promised Messiah (as) </p><p>Period of Khilafat: 1965-1982 </p><p><strong>5) Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad </strong></p><p>Khalifatul Masih V (aba) </p><p>Fifth Successor to the Promised Messiah (as) </p><p>Period of Khilafat: 2003- present day </p><p><strong>KHALIFATUL MASIH II </strong></p><p><strong>Name: </strong></p><p>Hadhrat Mirza Bashiruddin Mahmood Ahmad Musleh Maud Khalifatul Masih II </p><p>Second Successor to the Promised Messiah (ra) </p><p><strong>Date of Birth: </strong></p><p>January 12<sup style="top: -0.45em;">th </sup>1889 </p><p><strong>Period of Khilafat: </strong></p><p>1914 –1965 </p><p>He was 25 years of age when he became Khalifa </p><p><strong>Passed Away: Musleh Maud: </strong></p><p>On November 8, 1965 28th Jan 1944 – claimed to be the Promised Son </p><p>‘Musleh Maud’ (The Promised Reformer) </p><p><strong>Photographs of Khalifatul Masih II (ra) </strong></p><p><strong>PROPHECY OF MUSLEH MAUD </strong></p><p><strong>Hadhrat Mirza Bashiruddin Mahmood Ahmad (ra) </strong>was the <strong>second successor </strong>of </p><p>the Promised Messiah (as). He was a <strong>distinguished (great) Khalifa </strong>because <strong>his </strong></p><p><strong>birth was foretold </strong>by a number of previous Prophets and Saints. </p><p> The Promised Messiah (as) received a <strong>Divine sign for the truth of Islam </strong>as a </p><p>result of his forty days of prayer at Hoshiarpur (India). God Almighty told him </p><p>that a <strong>pure son (Musleh Maud</strong>) would be born to him within a period of nine </p><p>years. <strong>On February 20</strong><sup style="top: -0.45em;"><strong>th </strong></sup><strong>1886 this prophecy was published</strong>. </p><p> In accordance with this Divine prophecy and within the specified period, <strong>the </strong></p><p><strong>Promised son was born to the Promised Messiah (as) on January 12th 1889 </strong></p><p><strong>in Qadian</strong>. He was named Bashiruddin Mahmood Ahmad. <br> The prophecy about Musleh Maud had also specified some <strong>special qualities </strong>of the Promised Son. For instance, it was foretold that he would be <strong>extremely </strong></p><p><strong>intelligent and highly learned. His fame will spread to the ends of the earth and nations would be blessed through him. </strong></p><p><strong>Note: We do not hold Yaume-Musleh Maud Jalsas to celebrate the birth date of Hazrat Khalifatul Masih II, which was 12</strong><sup style="top: -0.35em;"><strong>th </strong></sup><strong>January 1889. Rather, we conduct these Jalsas to remember the fulfilment of the Prophecy, which was published on 20</strong><sup style="top: -0.35em;"><strong>th </strong></sup><strong>February 1886</strong>. </p><p><strong>Summary of his Achievements </strong></p><p>Under the great leadership of Hadhrat Khalifatul Masih II, the Ahmadiyya Muslim community progressed by leaps and bounds. His long period of Khilafat <strong>(52 years) </strong>was full of great achievements. </p><p>A few examples are below: </p><p><sup style="top: -1.52em;">•</sup>•<strong>1</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;">H</sup><strong>9</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;">e</sup><strong>3</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;">i</sup><strong>4</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;">n</sup>:<sup style="top: -1.52em;">au</sup>E<sup style="top: -1.52em;">g</sup>s<sup style="top: -1.52em;">u</sup>t<sup style="top: -1.52em;">r</sup>a<sup style="top: -1.52em;">a</sup>b<sup style="top: -1.52em;">t</sup>l<sup style="top: -1.52em;">e</sup>is<sup style="top: -1.52em;">d</sup>he<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>J</strong></sup>d<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>am</strong></sup>T<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>i</strong></sup>h<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>a</strong></sup>e<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>A</strong></sup><strong>T</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>h</strong></sup><strong>e</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>m</strong></sup><strong>hr</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>a</strong></sup><strong>i</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>d</strong></sup><strong>k</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>i</strong></sup><strong>-</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>y</strong></sup><strong>e</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>y</strong></sup><strong>-</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>a</strong></sup><strong>J</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;">-</sup><strong>a</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;">a</sup><strong>di</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;">s</sup><strong>d</strong><sup style="top: -1.52em;">ch</sup>s<sup style="top: -1.52em;">o</sup>c<sup style="top: -1.52em;">o</sup>h<sup style="top: -1.52em;">l</sup>e<sup style="top: -1.52em;">f</sup>m<sup style="top: -1.52em;">o</sup>e<sup style="top: -1.52em;">r</sup>. <sup style="top: -1.52em;">training missionaries. </sup></p><p>•<strong>1957</strong>: Established The <strong>Waqf-e-Jadid </strong>scheme. </p><p>•Many new <strong>Ahmadiyya missions </strong>were opened in a number of foreign </p><p>countries, such as <strong>Mauritius, USA, West African nations </strong>and many more. •He wrote a <strong>large number of books </strong>and under his guidance, the <strong>Holy Quran was translated into various important languages </strong>of the world. He has </p><p>probably written <strong>10,000 to 12,000 pages only on the Holy Qur’an! </strong></p><p><sup style="top: -1.52em;">•</sup>•<sup style="top: -1.52em;">H</sup>As<sup style="top: -1.52em;">e </sup>t<sup style="top: -1.52em;">d</sup>h<sup style="top: -1.52em;">e</sup>e<sup style="top: -1.52em;">liv</sup>c<sup style="top: -1.52em;">e</sup>o<sup style="top: -1.52em;">r</sup>m<sup style="top: -1.52em;">e</sup>m<sup style="top: -1.52em;">d</sup>u<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>m</strong></sup>n<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>a</strong></sup>it<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>n</strong></sup>y<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>y</strong></sup>w<sup style="top: -1.52em;">i</sup>a<sup style="top: -1.52em;">n</sup>s<sup style="top: -1.52em;">fo</sup>g<sup style="top: -1.52em;">r</sup>r<sup style="top: -1.52em;">m</sup>ow<sup style="top: -1.52em;">at</sup>in<sup style="top: -1.52em;">iv</sup>g<sup style="top: -1.52em;">e</sup>r<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>l</strong></sup>a<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>e</strong></sup>p<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>c</strong></sup>i<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>t</strong></sup>d<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>u</strong></sup>l<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>r</strong></sup>y<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>e</strong></sup>, <sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>s</strong></sup>it<sup style="top: -1.52em;">a</sup>w<sup style="top: -1.52em;">n</sup>a<sup style="top: -1.52em;">d</sup>s<sup style="top: -1.52em;">p</sup>d<sup style="top: -1.52em;">r</sup>i<sup style="top: -1.52em;">o</sup>v<sup style="top: -1.52em;">f</sup>id<sup style="top: -1.52em;">o</sup>e<sup style="top: -1.52em;">u</sup>d<sup style="top: -1.52em;">nd</sup>in<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>s</strong></sup>t<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>e</strong></sup>o<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>r</strong></sup>d<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>m</strong></sup>i<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>o</strong></sup>f<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>n</strong></sup>f<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>s</strong></sup>e<sup style="top: -1.52em;"><strong>.</strong></sup>rent age </p><p>groups <strong>(auxiliary organisations) </strong>to ensure better training of all Jama’at </p><p>members: Nasirat; Lajna; Atfal; Khuddam; Ansar. </p><p><strong>Note: </strong></p><p>•Meaning of <em>Nasirat-ul-Ahmadiyya = </em>Female helpers of Ahmadiyyat </p><p>•The set up of Nasiart was fully completed in 1945. </p><p>•For more information: <a href="/goto?url=http://www.nasirat.org.uk/index.php/resources" target="_blank">http://www.nasirat.org.uk/index.php/resources</a>. </p>
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