A Great Victory for Ahmadiyyat — Page 25
A Review of the Pakistani Government’s “White Paper”: Qadiyaniyyat—A Grave Threat to Islam [ 25 ] history they said the same thing. Maulav i Akhtar ‘Al i Kh a n, son of Maulav i Z afar ‘Al i Kh a n, said the following very proudly in 1952: Our action has resulted in a consensus of opinion for the second time in the last thirteen hundred years. Today, the seventy-two sects are united against Mirz a of Qadian. H anaf i , Wahh a b i , Deoband i , Brailav i , Sh i ‘ah, Sunn i , A h l-e- H ad i th and all their ulema and scholars have united in demanding that Mirza i s are non- Muslim and should be called a non-Muslim minority. ( Newspaper Zam in d a r , Nov. 5, 1952 p. 2, col. 6) God Has His Own Ways of Dealing with Such People In 1974, when the National Assembly of Pakistan carried out this heinous act of declaring the Ahmad i s non-Muslim, they proudly presented the fact of the unity of the seventy- two sects in reaching this decision, not realizing that their own statements would go against them. God has His own ways. As the Holy Qur’an says: 2 They would deceive Allah and those who believe, but they deceive none but themselves… The statement in the newspaper Naw a -e-Waqt , on Oct. 6, 1974, p. 4, bears this out. We read: 2. ( al-Baqarah , 2:10). . .