I have spoken to you with references, it is from his own book, Tohfa Golraiya, written against Pir Meher Ali Shah, on page 67 of it, and in the book Roohani Khazain, vol 17 on page 153, he wrote,
“When the Prophet PBUH came, he had 3000 miracles.”
In the book Roohani Khazain, Vol 21 page 72 and Braheen Ahmadiyya, Vol 5 page 72, wrote,
“When the Prophet (PBUH) came, he had 3000 miracles, but I have been sent with 1,000,000 miracles.”
After that, in Roohani Khazain, Vol 6, page 275, he states,
“When Muhammad Mustafa was first sent, he was like the moon of the first night, and I am like the full moon of the 14th night.”
This is sheer blasphemy. I’ve shown you these samples to make you aware of his claims. Remember these points so you won’t be deceived if someone tries to mislead you.
I have given you a complete list of 12 claims, and now remember this as final point, no Prophet ever came who was taught by someone. He claimed,
“I am Prophet (God Forbid) therefore, I have not learned religion from anyone; I have no teacher, I learned directly from Allah.”
This is written in Ayam us sulh and Roohani Khazain, vol 3, page 394. Now an important point, in the same book Roohani Khazain, Vol 13, page 180 and 181, you have heard the first reference, right? He wrote that,
“When I was 6 or 7 years old, a teacher was appointed to teach me Persian and the Holy Quran, his name was Fazl Elahi. When I turner ten years old, a cleric was appointed to teach me Arabic, his name was Fazl Ahmad. The name ‘Fazl’ appeared in his each of my teachers’ names because I was being blesses by Allah.”
God Forbid
He further says, “After that, I met another teacher, a cleric, who only taught me the rules of grammer. When I turned 17 or 18 years old, then from him I learned about religion and studied the rules of syntax and religious books, and his name was Gul Ali Shah; my father had appointed a servant for me; with such and such name, a servant was appointed to teach me. And the cleric taught me logic, as well as all wisdom and all the prevalent religious sciences in the world as far as Allah willed for me.”
Look at the state of contradictions; then his wife and children expelled him from his house. When he was expelled from the house, he ran away; his friends mocked him for fleeing from home. So he went to Sialkot, took a job as a clerk in the DC office. So, before becoming a Prophet, he had also worked as a clerk in the DC office in Sialkot. And then, when it came to the clerk’s salary, he had to deal with transactions there.
He then wished instead of that, I should pass the law exams and become a lawyer. In those days, it was called ‘Mukhtari’ (being a legal representative). Taking bribes would come to an end; he was greatly worried about this.
“Since I am about to become a Prophet, therefore, I should give up, pass the law exam, and become a lawyer.”
The reference from Seerat ul Mahdi; no statement is made without a reference.
His son, Mirza Mahmood Ahamd, writes in Tuhfa Shahzada Wales, page 341 and Mirza Basheer Ahmad wrote in Seerat ul Mahdi, Vol 1, page 156, who is also Mirza Ghulam’s son, on page 156, he writes
“My father, Mirza Sahib, did not like employment.” I have already explained the reason to you. “So, he started preparing for the mukhtari (legal representative exam). He studies legal books for the bar exam but could not succeed in it. He said, ‘I couldn’t become a lawyer, so let became a prophet instead.'”