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Molvi Muhammad Hussain Batalvi
Molvi Muhammad Hussain Batalvi (c.1840-1920)〔Mir Qasim Ali, ''Batalvi ka Anjam'', 1931〕 was a notable Ahl al-Hadith religious scholar of 19th Century Punjab (British India) and editor of the magazine ''the Isha-atu-Sunnah''. His reputation is being the major antagonist to Mirza Ghulam Ahmad and his Ahmadiyya Community.
==Early life==
Muhammad Hussain Batalvi was born around 1840. His father, Sheikh Rahim Bakhsh, was an apothecary. In his childhood, he received basic religious education, from Molvi Gul Ali Shah, a Shia scholar, these were the times when Mirza Ghulam Ahmad also attended the same teacher. The two were to become lifelong friends, but intellectual foes.〔A R Dard, ''The Life of Ahmad'', (1948) p. 36〕 Later, he went to Dehli and attended the School of Molvi Syed Nazeer Husain (1805-1901)〔Born at Surajgarh, District Mongher, in 1805 A.D. Came to Delhi in 1828. Kept in Rawalpindi Jail for one year, (1864—65) under suspicion. Died on 13 October 1902. During the last quarter of the century, his judgment was affected, and his fatwas issued during this period are not trustworthy. (See his Life written by Fadl Hussain, Akbari Press, Agra, 1908.pp. 81, 307).〕 of Dehli; after completing his religious studies, he returned to Batala in 1868.〔() Part IV, p.520, Ruhani Khazain Vol-01, page 621]〕〔(Life of Ahmad, by A R Dard (1948) p. 54 )〕 Muhammad Hussain, married twice, he had seven sons and three daughters.〔The Life of Ahmad, by A R Dard, page. 368.(1948).〕
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