Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani used to instruct the Ummah to follow the commands of the British government and then passed a legal ruling prohibiting Jihad. In this context one can himself read what Mirza Ghuiam Ahmad Qadiani wrote as following:
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| - [Ruhani Khazain: Volume 8, Page 36] (Direct link to the page) |
Translation:
"The benevolent Government is aware of the fact that we are from among their servants, their sympathizers and well wishers. We have come to their aid with a firm mind in every hour of need. My father was held in close and high esteem by the Government; and our services to this Government held clear distinction. I do not think that the Government has forgotten these services of ours. My father, Mirza Ghulam Murtaza, son of Mirza Ata Muhammad Al-Qadian, was a great well wisher and friend of this government and enjoyed great respect from among them. Our loyalty has been proven beyond doubt. Rather our fidelity was proven among the people and became clear to the government officials. The Government may confirm this from the officers who came to this side and lived among us; so that they may tell what sort of life we lived, and how faithful we have been in serving their Government."
- [Ruhani Khazain: Volume 8, Page 36] (Direct link to the page)
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| - [Ruhani Khazein: Volume 13, Page 4] (direct link to the page) |
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| - [Ruhani Khazein: Volume 13, Page 5] (direct link to the page) |
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| - [Ruhani Khazein: Volume 13, Page 6] (direct link to the page) |
Translation:
"I come from a family which is out and out loyal to this government. My father, Mir Ghulam Murtaza, who was considered its well-wisher, used to be granted a chair in the Governor's Darbar (cabinet) and has been mentioned by Mr. Griffin in his 'History of the Princes of Punjab'. In 1857, he helped the British government beyond his means, that is he procured fifty (50) cavaliers and horses right during the time of the mutiny. He was considered by the government to be its loyal supporter and well-wisher. A number of testimonials of appreciation received by him from the officers have unfortunately been lost. Copies of three of them, however, which had been published a long time ago, are reproduced in the margin (in English). Then, after the death of my grandfather, my elder brother Mirza Ghulam Qadir remained occupied with service to the government and when the evil-doers encountered the forces of the British government on the highway of Tanmmun, he participated in the battle on the side of the British Government (under General Nicholson he killed several freedom fighters). At the time of the death of my father and brother, I was sitting in the sidelines; but, since then, I have been helping the British for seventeen years with my pen."
- [Ruhani Khazain: Volume 13, Page 4, 5 & 6] (direct link to the pages)
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| - [Ruhani Khazain: Volume 13, Page 10] (direct link to the page) |
Translation:
"It has been proven from my continuous seventeen year long speeches that I am faithful and sincere to the English Empire from the core of my heart and soul. I am the son of a father who was also a friend to this Government. My faith is to obey this Government and love the people; These are the conditions set for my devotees and followers who take the oath of allegiance to me. I have stressed this clause under the fourth item of my pamphlet Shuroo-al-Baiat (oath of faith) which has been distributed among my devotees and followers."
- [Ruhani Khazain: Volume 13, Page 10] (direct link to the page)
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| - [Ruhani Khazain: Volume 6, Page 380] (direct link to the page) |
Translation:
"No doubt my faith and doctrine, which I stress, is that Islam is composed of two parts. One is obedience to Allah and the other is obedience to the Government which has created peace and under whose protection we are safe from oppressors - that is the British Government. "
- [Ruhani Khazain: Volume 6, Page 380] (direct link to the page)
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| - [Ruhani Khazein: Volume 15, Page 156] (direct link to the page) |
"For 20 years i have been preaching submission to the British Government and have been advising my disciples accordingly"
- [Ruhani Khazein: Volume 15, Page 156] (direct link to the page)
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| - [Ruhani Khazain: Volume 15, Page 155] (direct link to the page) |
Translation:
"The major portion of my life has passed in supporting and helping the British government and 1 have written so many books and published so many articles regarding obeying the British government and prohibition of Jihad that if all the journals and books were collected they would fill up to fifty bookshelves."
- [Ruhani Khazain: Volume 15, Page 155] (direct link to the page)
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