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A Review of the Pakistani Government’s “White Paper”: Qadiyaniyyat—A Grave Threat to Islam [ 49 ] apostasy and has no element of faith, as it is done only on the basis of conjecture and lacks any firm authority. ( al-Bar a h i nul-Q at i‘ah , written by Khalil Ahmad, [president Madrasah Deobandiyyah Sah a ran P u r], p. 55, D a rul-Ish a ‘at, Urdu B a z a r, M. A. Jinnah Road, Karachi, First Edition, March 1987) The text is very complicated and may not be fully understood by many. To summarize, the impertinent writer is discussing whether the knowledge of the accursed Satan is greater than that of the Holy Prophet sa. If one has even an iota of love and respect for someone, he never compares that beloved one with a shameful example. These people do not feel ashamed in comparing the knowledge of the Holy Prophet sa with Satan. I am outraged! How dare they compare the Holy Prophet’s sa knowledge with that of Satan. One group is proudly and enthusiastically declaring that the knowledge of the Holy Prophet sa was greater than Satan’s, while the opposing group is retorting back that the knowledge of the Holy Prophet sa was (God forbid) less than Satan’s. This is how they express their love and affection and this is their concept about the Holy Prophet sa. They do not have control over their uncouth tongue. Ashraf ‘Al i Th a nw i writes: If the Holy Prophet’s sa revered personage had the knowledge of the unseen and it is with Divine decree, then the question is whether this knowledge of the