The Messenger Of Allah ﷺ said: “Whoever dies without an Imam will die a death of Jahiliyyah” (Musnad Ahmad)
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Introduction It is a prevalent belief amongst the non-Ahmadi Muslims, especially the ‘Sunnis’, that when the Mahdi comes, he will be appointed as ‘Commander’ of the Muslim Army and will Lead Jihad of the Sword against non-muslims instead of peacefully spreading the true teachings of Islam. To prove this, they . . . Read more
Introduction Some Muslims allege that since Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani (AS) lied that the following hadith exists in Bukhari, he cannot be a Messiah sent by Allah. …those ahadith of Şahih al-Bukhāri foretelling the appearance of Khulafa’ in the Latter Days, especially that khalifah about whom it is recorded in . . . Read more
Introduction The prevalent belief amongst the general non-Ahmadi Muslims is that Mahdi will lead Jesus (AS) and the other Muslims, despite the fact that Isa (AS) is a prophet and Mahdi is not. They quote the following hadith as a proof of this belief: لاَ تَزَالُ طَائِفَةٌ مِنْ أُمَّتِي يُقَاتِلُونَ . . . Read more
References on Imam Mahdi and Messiah being born in 13th Century Hijri (1200H – 1300H) & his advent being in the 14th Century (1300H – 1400H). Many have been taken from the Urdu Book Sangham, we have translated in English. Click: Twitter (X) Thread Click: Instagram Post Introduction A compendium . . . Read more
Introduction When Anti-Ahmadis cannot prove their beliefs from the Quran or the Ahadith, they go on their usual strategy i.e to waste the time of Ahmadis without coming to the core issues. One such allegation they make is that Albani, a well-known Muhaddith, called the following hadith to be Munkar . . . Read more
An English Translation of Seeratul Mahdi Narration 46 Translated portion from Seeratul Mahdi (46) In the name of Allah, the Gracious, the Merciful – Haẓrat Aṃma Jān R.A [written as Haẓrat Walda Sāḥibā] related to me [Haẓrat Mirzā Bāshīr Aḥmad R.A] that Haẓrat Māsīh Mā’ud A.S had five brothers and . . . Read more