Are Ahmadis Not True Muslims? — Page 36
36 ? but not a prophet of God, such a person will have to be considered false. Ahmadis accepted Hadrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad as the Promised Messiah as , and therefore, as a prophet. This right is undoubtedly given by the Holy Prophet Muhammad saw. There is no possibility of Ahmadis ever deviating from this declaration. There is no one who can take away the title of Muslim that has been granted by the Holy Prophet Muhammad saw to the followers of the Promised Messiah as appearing in the Latter Days. Maulav i Ludhi a na vi has no authority to make any declaration against the Ahmadis. He should try to stay within the limits of his authority. It is likely that he would not understand this. However, there are un-biased people who fear God and have not only understood it, but have also declared that, in reality, there is no difference in their belief and that of Ahmadis in regard to the Promised Messiah. This is what Maul a n a ‘Abdul-M a jid Dary a b a d i , a prominent, impartial, and religious-minded authority, said in a statement. May Allah bless him for being truthful. He says: The type of prophethood that the late Mirz a Sahib [ Hadrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad as , the Promised Messiah as ] ascribes towards himself is the same as every Muslim’s belief about the expected Messiah. This is clearly a belief which is not against the concept of Khatm-e-Nubuwwat. Thus, if Ahmadiyyat is the same as is evident from the writings of the late Mirz a Sahib, the Founder of the