The Founder of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama’at — Page 4
The Founder of the Ahmadiyyah Muslim Jam a ’at [ 4 ] An Analysis of the Irrelevant Objection About Stammering In the White Paper, published by the government of Pakistan, one of the objections is exactly the same objection raised by the Pharaoh against Prophet Moses as. It is written: Mirz a Sahib was not able to correctly pronounce Ara- bic words. He was not able to phonetically distin- guish Arabic letters with similar sounds; for example, the letter ‘Q a f ’ versus ‘K a f ’. Occasionally his audience would object, but Mirz a Sahib was not able to say anything in his defence. ( Qadiyaniyyat—A Grave Threat to Islam , p. 12, referencing an article appear- ing in al-Fa d l , September 14, 1938) They have given this reference and then used the caption ‘ Qadiyaniyyat—A Grave Threat to Islam’. If the Promised Messiah as stammered, and could not say some words prop- erly, how could this possibly be a ‘grave threat’ to Islam? Just how foolish can one be? One could understand the caption of this publication if there were ample reasons for danger. Their own belief is inconsistent with this objection. In the Holy Qur’an, Prophet Moses as acknowledges: 5 ‘I cannot speak fluently and Aaron is more eloquent. ’ 5. ( al-Qa s a s , 28:35 ). . . . . .