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And their accounts are from their enemies, so perhaps what is not their opinion is attributed to them, and God knows best. One of the modern writers said about the Qadiani sect: The British government facilitated for the followers of Ghulam Ahmad employment in high government positions, management of large companies, and commissions in foreign countries, and made them officers in high ranks in its secret intelligence, and entrusted them with the governorship of large cities, and made some of them agents of emirates and other important state affairs. When the Indian subcontinent was divided into two countries: Pakistan and Hindustan, the majority of this sect sided with Pakistan, and its members began to strive and endeavor to spread their destructive principles in various ways. They established centers in most Arab countries and elsewhere, except for the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, for conveying and spreading their false claims with unusual zeal and activity. Ghulam Ahmad announced that whoever does not believe in his prophethood will never enter Paradise, and he ordered his followers to pray among themselves and not to pray behind any other Muslim imam who does not believe in their creed, nor to pray over funerals, whether they were

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