With Love to Muhammad (sa) - The Khatam-un-Nabiyyin — Page 5
Introduction 5 Many non-Ahmad ī Muslims have been plagued by this very contradiction over the last fourteen hundred years claiming that both, Muhammad sa and ‘ Ī s ā as , are the last prophet. Non-Ahmad ī Muslims try to avert this contradiction by saying that ‘ Ī s ā as will not be a new prophet when he re-appears in the Latter Days, for he was granted prophethood before the coming of the Holy Prophet sa. However, their point is irrelevant. The issue is not whether a prophet is new or old , but which prophet is last in time. Unfortunately, their inability to satisfactorily answer such simple questions results in the frustration with which they legally ban Ahmad ī literature and persecute Ahmad ī Muslims in pathetic witch hunt fashion. This currently takes place in Pakistan, Indonesia, Afghanistan and Saudi Arabia, to name a few. This oppression itself is the greatest admission of their defeat! Insh ā ’ All ā h, the reader will soon discover that the only remedy to this contradiction can be found in the enlightening Ahmadiyya Muslim beliefs. They harmonize both concepts, content the heart, and cut at the very root of falsehood. In fact, the light of the Promised Messiah, Hazrat Mirz ā Ghul ā m Ahmad as of Q ā di ā n, as manifested in his illuminating arguments, was destined to dispel the darkness of ignorance – and falsehood would have no choice but to disappear.