Minarat-ul Masih - Monument in Qadian - Gurdaspur, India

It's a fraudulent it's not real Minar e Masih this Minar belong to dajal ghulam qadiani who are fraud so called Masih

One of the signs of the advent of the promised Messaih(as) as described by The Holy Prophet(peace be upon him) was that he will be raised near a white minaret east of Damascus.In accordance with Divine Instructions the promised Messaih(as) laid the foundation stone of this minaret on Friday 13th, March 1903. In his life time it was raised to 6 feet, then due to lack of funds the work on the structure had to be suspended. It was resumed by the Khalifa-tul-Masih II by laying a brick again on 27th November, 1914. The structure was completed, in the cost of Rs. 5,963 (excluding the 6 feet of first phase) in early 1916. It has three stages, 92 steps and the total height is about 105 feet. The clock was fixed in 1933. The minaret was designed by Syed Abdul Rashid and supervision of the second phase of construction was carried out by Qazi Abdul Rahim Bhatti. In 1938-39, during the time of Khalifa-tul-Masih II, the minaret was coated with plaster of white marble. It was veneered with white marble slabs in the total cost of Rs. 8,021,35.51 in 1980-81 in the time of Khalifa-tul-Masih III. Qadian is situated to the east of Damascus and the white minaret is the sign of peace and proclaims the Advent of the Prince of Peace, The Promised Messiah, Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad

One of the signs of the advent of the Promised Messiah as described by the Holy Prophet (sa) was that he will be raised near a white minaret east of Damascus.

Reaching the height of 105 feet, the construction of Minarat-ul-Masih completed on December 1915. The total number of stairs of the minaret are 92 and there is a total of 211 names of companions which are engraved on it. This minaret has experienced more than a century of opposition and hostility to date, but its light continues to shine across the globe.

The White Minaret (Arabic: mnrh lmsyH, romanized: manarat-ul masih; lit. Minaret of the Messiah) is a stone tower and monument standing beside the Aqsa Mosque in Qadian, India. It was constructed under the direction of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the founder of the Ahmadiyya movement specifically as a light tower symbolising the ultimate pre-eminence of Islam. The minaret has three stages, 92 steps, and a total height of about 105 ft or 32 m. Its construction was completed in 1916 and has since become a symbol and distinctive mark in Ahmadiyya Islam. The minaret features on the Ahmadiyya flag and also (sometimes with rays of light) in the movement's major publications.It is classified as a historical monument.

Mirza Gulam Ahmad of Qadian started building minaret ul masih but the construction was not completed during his lifetime. Construction of minarat up masih was completed during the time of Mirza Basheerudheen Mahmud Ahmad. A big clock is there on the top of the minaret ul masih. And it rings every hour. Minarat up masih can be seen anywhere from Qadian.

One of the best Holly and peace place to visit Ahmadiya spiritual masque Very good Minarat-Ul Masih

The day I left this place I said I wish I could stay more days