A Great Victory for Ahmadiyyat — Page 15
A Review of the Pakistani Government’s “White Paper”: Qadiyaniyyat—A Grave Threat to Islam [ 15 ] true servants of the Holy Prophet Muhammad sa for declaring Ahmad i s as non-Muslim! The government could have found some excuse for pre- senting their decision if it had said that: ‘We are evil- minded and have brought about false allegations’. But, even if they were pious and holy, their decision to call Ahmad i s as non-Muslim would be invalid under the shar i‘ ah , because matters dealing with faith are not decided in this manner. The Validity of the So-Called Majority in the Eyes of the Ulema What the National Assembly did in 1974 is a shining proof of the truth of Ahmadiyyat. It is rare to find such a glorious sign as I will discuss later. Let me first put forth what the ulema of these people have said about the so-called majority. Syed ‘A ta’ ull a h Sh a h Bukh a r i said: We will not subjugate ourselves to the so-called majority as we know them to be wrong. ( Sw a ne h H ay a t-e-Bukh a r i , p. 11, Akhb a r Zamzam , Lahore, April 30, 1939). The leader of Deoband i sect Maulav i Ashraf ‘Al i Th a nw i says: In our times democracy is being touted as superior to personal leadership. What the majority says goes.