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A Review of the Pakistani Government’s “White Paper”: Qadiyaniyyat—A Grave Threat to Islam [ 21 ] Now, listen to Maula vi Maud u d i ’s further analysis. It has been said about the Promised Messiah as that, God for- bid, that he spoke about Muslims harshly and verbally assaulted them. But listen to Maula vi Maud u d i , who has been credited as the one who has inner perception of the nature of the prophethood (of Muhammad sa ): If you examine this so-called Muslim society, you will find all sorts of Muslims. There are so many types of Muslims that they cannot be counted. It is a zoo in which crows, vultures, quails, partridges, and a thou- sand other kinds of animals are present, and every one of them is a ‘bird’. ( Ibid. , p. 31). These are the words of Maud u d i Sahib, and he described the state of Muslims as he found them in. Did the British appoint one man to destroy this nation that according to Maud u d i Sahib, far from being Muslim, had not only fallen below all human values but rather become like wild animals? Of course, no one can deny the fact that the one who was supposed to come, came. He gathered some, created a spark of life, and caused a stir. He even created a living commotion among the opposition. Maula vi Maud u d i fur- ther writes: There is nothing in the Divine teachings on the basis of which the Ahle H ad i th, H anaf i , Deoband i , Barelv i , Sh i ‘ah, or Sunni, etc. , can become separate sects. [Meaning there can only be one ummah which is named Jam a ‘at-e-Islam i and no other. About the