By God — Page 17
17 Muhammad sa , who is the Khatamun-Nabiyyin (the seal of Prophets). We also believe in the angels and the day of judgment and in paradise and hell. And we observe the obligatory prayer and fasting. We face the Qiblah 1 and deem that which Allah and His Messenger have declared to be unlawful as being unlawful and consider that which Allah and His Messenger have deemed to be lawful as being permissible. Neither do we add anything to the Shariah nor do we subtract anything from it or make an iota of change in it. We accept everything that has come to us from the Messenger of Allah, whether we understand it or are unable to comprehend its wisdom and reality and we are, by the grace of Allah, Muslims - true believers believing in the unity of God. ” (Nurul-Haqq, Ruhani Khaza’in, Volume 8, p. 7) Thus, if in their view, the Shariah of the Ahmadis is that which has been taught by the Promised Messiah as , then that Shariah is what I have just cited. Well, falsehood has no legs to stand on. It sometimes takes the support of one foot and sometimes of the other. These people should accept one thing and remain firm on it. 1 The direction that must be faced when a Muslim performs daily prayers; it is fixed as the direction of Kaaba in Mecca. (Publisher)