The organization describes itself as leading an awareness campaign against "Qadiani propaganda",[2] a derogatory term often used for Ahmadi Muslims.
[2]In 2018 an article in the New Statesman stated that "A cursory look at the website of the ‘Khatme Nubuwwat Academy’ displays the following language used to describe Ahmadi Muslims: "kafir" – a term that is intimidating with hostile connotations.
The site also lists a quote allegedly taken from the poet Allama Muhammad Iqbal, stating, "Ahmadis are traitors both to Islam and to India.
"[3] After The Independent article, BBC[4] and Channel 4[5] also picked up the story and alleged that pamphlets advocating the killing of Ahmadis had been distributed in South London.
[6] An Ahmadiyya spokesperson said that a judicial review was being considered and Lord Avebury asked for an inquiry into the CPS decision.