Are Ahmadis Not True Muslims? — Page 46
46 ? already included in the Kalimah of the Holy Prophet Muhammad saw. Hadrat Mirz a Bash i r Ahmad has expressed his point in a very wise and scholarly manner. It is regrettable that our opponents raise objections for the sake of objections, without any intent to investigate the truth. Ahmadis believe that there is no need to adopt a separate kalimah. However, from the writings of Maulav i Ludhi a na vi ’s own sect, there is another kalimah — Ashraf ‘Al i Ras u lull a h — mentioned by someone whom he acknowledges as his leader and mentor. The accusations that Maulav i Ludhi a na vi is levelling against Ahmadis could also have been used against the previous pious auliya’ [friends of Allah] in Islam. In light of the commandments contained in the Holy Quran and a ha d i th , Hadrat Sh a h Waliyyull a h wrote the following, regarding the appearance of the Im a m Mahd i in his book, al-Khairul-Kath i r: ;U P 10 ' # 60 'V rC <)$J ) s t69 @ HW h3 '0 X+ ?W# 1 u X+9 -+ U v Mu w XxNy+ XxN /T(J "+ z )M k$8 Q : '+ v V X+9 -+ U0 '2 1 &% v It is the prerogative of the incoming Promised One that he should reflect the light and splendour of the Holy Prophet. Generally, people think that when the Promised One will appear in this world, his position will be that of a common ummat i. This is not true. Instead, he will be a perfect exposition of the perfect attributes of Mu h ammadiyyat and a perfect copy. There will be a vast difference between him and