The Messenger Of Allah ﷺ said: “Whoever dies without an Imam will die a death of Jahiliyyah” (Musnad Ahmad)
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Introduction Non-Ahmadis allege that the Promised Messiah (AS) was a British agent and changed Islam due to the following excerpt: Hence, my faith, which I make clear again and again, is that Islam consists of two parts: first, that we should obey God Almighty, and secondly, that we obey the . . . Read more
A Misconception Typically those who make this allegation believe that before Mirza Ghulam Ahmad(AS) the only one in Indian subcontinent to believe Isa(AS) was dead was Sir Syed. This is categorically not true, aside from this numerous scholars outside of the Indian subcontient who believed that Isa(AS) has passed away. . . . Read more
The Anti-Ahmadis allege that a certain prayer of the Promised Messiah (AS) was not accepted, thus, he is a false prophet. In their enmity of Ahmadiyya Islam, they blaspheme many prophets including the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and declare them false prophets as well. Nauzubillah! Just a couple of ahadith that . . . Read more
Introduction The non-Ahmadis allege that the Promised Messiah’s (AS) last announcement Akhari Faisla, regarding the Sanaullah was not a Mubahila but a one-sided prayer. Since Ahmad (AS) died before Sanaullah, his prayers were not accepted, and thus, he is a false prophet. In this article, we will show how the . . . Read more
Introduction The non-Ahmadis allege that Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (AS) lost the prayer duel against Sanaullah and died before him. This is nothing but a lie. Sanaullah not only deflected the challenge to Mubahala, he actively published announcements after announcements where he kept mentioning that he won’t accept any Mubahala against . . . Read more
Anti-Ahmadi Allegation Some anti-Ahmadis claim that the Promised Messiah (AS) did not believe Khilafat will be established after him or that he was clueless about it, or that he did not hint at all about it. They also claim that we Ahmadi Muslims are following innovations and contradicting the command . . . Read more
Introduction Non-Ahmadis make allegations that Mirza Ghulam Ahmad (A.S) used a lot of vile language in his writings and that he cursed those who rejected him by calling them “Children of Prostitutes”. To prove this, they quote the following passage in which they claim that the term “dhurrīyyatu’l-baghāyā” means “children . . . Read more
Introduction Some Non-Ahmadis allege that the Promised Messiah (AS) had a dream hat he was going to go to Delhi, so they allege that Promised Messiah(AS) did not go to Delhi after the dream December 6, 1905I saw in my dream that I had gone to Delhi and had returned . . . Read more
Introduction Allah made a personal assurance to the Promised Messiah (AS) that he would die close to the age of 80, in the range of 74 years to 86 years. This promise was made to the Promised Messiah (AS) because He and his family did not know for certain his . . . Read more
Introduction In this article, we will refute another allegation of the Anti-Ahmadis who claim the Promised Messiah (A.S) died of cholera. They claim that since he died of cholera, he is a false prophet. This is not only baseless but also contradictory to the primary sources that describe the death . . . Read more