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The Status Of Ahmadiyyat As A Religion

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Ahmadiyat is rapidly spreading all over the world. Is it not a proof of its being a true religion?

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If we judge the truth on worldly success then what should we say about the prophets who were rejected and only a small number of people followed them. Success in this mortal world comes from different sources. Many Muslims are indulged in various polytheistic activities and consider themselves the most dominant party of the world. Is this enough proof of their righteousness? The Christians are still the majority of the world and are also enjoying the dominance over the world. The trinity is their major belief. Should this belief of theirs be considered right seeing to their development and growth?

Only the matter approved by the Holy Qur’ān is based on truth whether only one person believes in it and the entire world rejects it.

Translated by: Abid Mahmood Hashmi

Answered by: Talib Mohsin

Date: 2015-01-23

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Mr Talib Mohsin was born in 1959 in the district Pakpattan of Punjab. He received elementary education in his native town. Later on he moved to Lahore and passed his matriculation from the Board of Intermediate and Secondary Education Lahore. He joined F.C College Lahore and graduated in 1981. He has his MA in Islamic Studies from the University of Punjab. He joined Mr Ghamidi to learn religious disciplines during the early years of his educational career. He is one of the senior students of Mr Ghamidi from whom he learnt Arabic Grammar and major religious disciplines. He was a major contributor in the establishment of the institutes and other organizations by Mr Ghamidi including Anṣār al-Muslimūn and Al-Mawrid. He worked in Ishrāq, a monthly Urdu journal, from the beginning. He worked as assistant editor of the journal for many years. He has been engaged in research and writing under the auspice of Al-Mawrid and has also been teaching in the Institute.

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