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How should I preach to a non-Ahmadi who says he doesn’t believe in Ahmadiyyat because other scholars didn’t accept it ?

Dated: 13/11/1984

Location: The London Mosque

Language: English

Audience: General

How should I preach to a non-Ahmadi who says he doesn’t believe in Ahmadiyyat because other scholars didn’t accept it ?

To quote some big scholars or worldly wise men in favor of one religion is a completely erroneous approach, so deceptive that the whole system of religious research would become topsy-turvy with this approach. One can say Einstein was a Jewish and he never accepted Islam, so why should you accept Islam or why should I accept Islam? Someone can say Newton was not a Muslim, he was also a Jew and if someone goes on quoting a hundred Jewish scholars of world fame, where would you be left then?

That is the one who believes in such a thing. You can counter him with this. They are very great renowned world scholars, fathers of new branches of science and accepted in their very high station of learning, yet they have not accepted Islam and still you believe in Islam? What right have you got? So if Allama Iqbal or Sadshahiyar, they have not accepted Ahmadiyyat, it is neither here nor there. It doesn’t make any difference.

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