THE PRE-MIRZA ISLAM IS A 'DEAD RELIGION'
- "Probably in the year 1906, at the proposal
of Khwaja Kamaluddin, Moulvi Muhammad
Ali entered into an agreement with the Editor of
Akhbar-e-Watan to the effect that the Review of
Religions would publish no articles about the
(Qadiani) sect; it would only publish general
articles on Islam and the Editor of the Watan
would propagate in his paper for the assistance
of the Journal, Review of Religions. The
promised Masih disapproved this proposal and
it was strongly opposed by the Jamaat also.
Hazrat Sahib said:
'Will you present dead Islam
before the world by excluding me?"
(Zikr-e-Habib by Mufti Muhammad Sadiq
Qadiani page 146, First Edition, Qadian)
- "We believe that a religion which does not have the
continuity of
Prophethood (as in Islam) is a dead religion. We call the religions
of the Jews, the Christians and the Hindus dead only because now
there are no prophets in them. If this were the position in Islam too,
we would be no more than mere story-tellers. Why do we regard it
superior to other religions? It must have some distinction".
(Malfoozat-e-Mirza, Vol. 10, page
127)
MIRZA DENOUNCED ISLAM AS THE
ACCURSED, SATANIC AND
CONTEMPTIBLE RELIGION
- "That religion is no religion and that
prophet is no prophet by following whom a man
does not come so close to God as to be honoured
with divine conversation. That religion is accursed and
contemptible which teaches that human
progress depends only on a few narrated
anecdotes (i.e. stories in Holy Quran and the
Shari'at-e-Muhammadia
which is narrated from the Holy Prophet pbuh -
Compiler)and that the 'WAHI'
has lagged behind instead of going ahead......hence such a religion
deserves to be called
satanic rather than divine religion."
(Zamima-e-Braheen-e-Ahmadiyya, Part V, Roohani Khazain, Vol.
21, p.
306)
- "How absurd and false it is to believe that
after the Holy Prophet (pbuh) the door of
the divine 'wahi' has been closed for ever and
there is no hope of it in the future till the Day of
Resurrection - just worship the stories. Can a
religion having no direct trace of Almighty
Allah be called a religion? . . . . . I say, by Almighty
God, that in this age there is no one more
fed up than myself with such a religion.
I name such a religion as Satanic religion and not Rehmani (divine)
and I believe that such religion guides towards Hell and keeps one blind in
life and till death."
(Zamima-e-Braheen-e-Ahmadiyya, Part V,
page 183; Roohani Khazain, Vol. 21, p. 354)
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