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Brief summary:
- In one of the Qadiani books (Sialkot Lectures), Mirza refers to himself to as Allah, ASTAGFURILLAH!
- In another book (Kalmatul Fasl) Mirza is quoted as having referred to himself as the second reincarnation of the Prophet (PBUH), NAUZBILLAH!
Thus, when the kalima is pronounced by the Ahmedis, the argument is used that they in fact are referring to Mirza in both the first part (La ilaha ilalah) and the second (Mohammad dar rasulalah!). ASTAGFURILLAH!
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ASTAGFURILLAH! on what you think Ahmadi muslim beliefs are.
Complete analysis of what you have quoted will deviate us from the topic under discussion but here is summary answer to allegations:
A). Our Kalima is the same as prophet muhammad (pbuh) taught us 1400+ years ago i.e., "there is no God but Allah the Almighty and Muhammad(pbuh) is his messenger"
1) No, he didn't claim to be Allah [Na auzbillah] neither do we consider him Allah. We consider him 'mamoor min Allah' and promised Messiah.
2) Prophet hazrat muhammad(pbuh) and hazrat mirza ghulam ahmed (AS) are two different persons. We believe he is at the level of 'fana fi rasool(pbuh)'. It is like full moon reflects the light of sun but doesn't actually become sun itself.