What is Ahmadiyyat? — Page 51
( 51 j I fanatic Mullahs,. Afghan Kings have treated Ahmadis with cruelty. But at private meetings they have always been apologetic about their actions and have expressed regret for them. So in other Muslim countries, the masses have opposed Ahmadiyyat, the Ulema hav. e opposed it and, under their pressure, state · autharities have sometimes put difficulties in ·its way. ~ut nobody has ever thought Ahmadiyyat to be a dange- rous movement liable to upset any established State; ·and this is quite true. Ahmadiyyat has nothing to do with politics. Ahmadiyyat has only one thing ·in view and that ts to improve the religious life and faith of Muslims, to unite them so as to enable them to put up ~'. united moral and spiritual front against the enemies of Islam. With this intent and this objective, Ahmadiyya missi<?nari~. s have gone to diffe~ent parts <Of the world. \Vhen they went to