🔥 Anti-Ahmadis claim that Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (AS) said the words of the Holy Quran were his own words.

They quote a revelation of Allah Almighty and deliberately misrepresent it as a personal statement of Ahmad (AS).

Here is what he actually said:

📜 The revelation itself says: “The Holy Qur’an is the Book of God and is the word of My mouth.”

Whose mouth?  
💡 Someone directly asked Ahmad (AS) about the pronoun “My” in this revelation.

His answer was crystal clear:  
“The words from God’s mouth. God Almighty says ‘the words from My mouth.’”

The “My” refers to Allah Almighty, not Ahmad (AS).

🔥 Ahmad (AS) Himself Explained the Pronoun Switch  
He explained that such changes in pronouns are found in the Holy Quran itself.

For example, Allah says:  
“And it is He Who sends down water from the cloud; and We bring forth therewith every kind of growth…”

Notice the switch:  
3rd person: “He”  
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1st person: “We”

🎯 The same grammatical phenomenon occurs in the revelation of Ahmad (AS):  
3rd person: “The Book of God”  
⬇️  
1st person: “My mouth”

The revelation is clearly identifying the Quran as the Word of God, not the personal words of Ahmad (AS).

🔥 The allegation falls apart when Ahmad (AS)’s own explanation is actually read.

He was quoting a revelation from Allah, not making a personal claim that the Quran was his own speech.

🕊️ The truth is crystal clear but those whose hearts are sealed cannot see.

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Did Ahmad (AS) Claim the Quran Was His Own Words? | Allegation Refuted