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Open Letter To Mirza Tahir Ahmed
Open Letter To Mirza Tahir Ahmed
TO
MIRZA TAHIR AHMED
(THE CHIEFTAIN OF QADIANISM)
1996
WRITTEN BY
MR.ZAHID-UR-RASHIDI
Compiled By…………Hafiz Athar Aziz
Translated By…………Ahmed Ali Zafar
Typing By…………Hammad Arshad
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PUBLISHED BY
AL-SHARIAH ACADEMY
HASHMI COLONY, KANGNIWALA,
GUJRANWALA
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TO,
Mirza Tahir Ahmed,
Chief Qadianist,
Tull Ford London.
Peace of Allah be on him who adhered to the Divine
righteousness. It is worth-mentioning that in the annual
report of this year, the Amnesty International has
repeated the allegations of violation of human rights of
the Qadianists in Pakistan and the Govt of Pakistan has
allegedly been held responsible as violator of human
rights, in the shape of judicial proceedings against the
Qadianists. Taking the advantage of addressing you by
letter, I invite your attention on this serious issue
because on one hand, this issue has become an apple of
discord between the Muslims and the Qadianists and an
influential pretext in the hands of International
institutions and Anti-Islamic lobbies, on the other. It is
deemed necessary that you should adopt such
reasonable attitude; after taking into account the
universally admitted facts which may diminish the
intensity of this ill feelings and both the parties may
utilize their all energies in positive objectives, in lieu of
mutual intellectual clashes.
Dear Mirza!
Your grandfather Mirza Ghulam Ahmed of Qadian
enunciated a novel claim of Prophethood a century ago
and introduced his fictitious teachings under guise of
new revelations and which were repudiated by all the
intellectual and religious circles of Islamic Ummah. This
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1995.
2. The weekly, "Al-Fazal International" which is
published from London has published a detailed
answer, written by Muhammad Ahmed Hami under
the title of "Delusions and demands of Zahid-ul-
Rashidi." This answer consists of three pages and to
some extent, can be considered as the formal reply
of Mirza Tahir Ahmed.
3. The monthly periodical of the Qadianism, "Al-Taqva"
which is published from London in Arabic language,
has written an editorial of two pages on this letter,
in November 1995.
4. Ch. Muhammad Siddique has posted a letter in reply
from Rabwah which was written in October 1995.
5. The weekly Maharat of Lahore invited public
response, after publishing my letter and the essays
of S.N. Ahmed of Germany, Abu-Noman of Rabwah
and Tahir Shehzad of Lahore were published, in
reply
6. A commentary by "Chisti; a minor worker of Sunny
Tehrik" of Karachi has also been published in the
weekly Maharat. Before analytical review of these
answers two prominent points are worth
mentioning.
I had been waiting for the formal answer of Mirza
Tahir Ahmed uptil now, as I consider it my moral
right because may actual addressee was Mirza Tahir
Ahmed, but the essay of Thair Shahzad published in
weekly Maharat disclosed the reason, in his
sentence.
"The Chieftain of Qadianism has followers in
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Millions. You have raised such a huge step. Have you the
same number of the followers?" Further writes, "Before
addressing the Chief of Qadianists, you will have to
counter millions of Qadianists."
It shows that according to Qadianistic philosophy of
ethics, it is mandatory to have millions of followers
before addressing Mirza Tahir Ahmed or asking any reply
from him.
The Qadianists always stress upon ethics and ethical
distinction is always described as a salient
characteristic of Qadianism, but in response to may
open letter, in lieu of serious and critical
appreciation, mostly Qadianists have adopted
reproaching and taunting style which is very queer.
Peculiarly the essay of Muhammad Ahmed Hami,
published in the official periodical of the Qadianism is
an embodiment of Qadianistic approach of "ethical
standards."
A few sentences of the essay are mentioned here:
1. Talking about the activities of the author,
Muhammad Ahmed writes, "Now this year, the wasp
of the term "basic human right" has stung this
person." Simultaneously he admits, "This letter
deserves analytical study and the delusions of this
malicious Mullah be explained."
2. About some other prominent figures of the
"Movement for the finality of the Prophethood", he
writes, "These Mullas got infuriated on the publicity
of inhumanitarian incidents, but such considerations
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MUSLIMS' INTERNAL
ACCUSATIONS OF INFIDELITY:-
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note-worthy.
1. The reason on which one group is declaring pagan to
the other. Whether they are really paganistic or
not.
2. The group on which the accusations are implicated,
what is its version. If the practices are paganistic
and the concerned group continuously confesses its
commission, then that verdict would be implicated
and its promulgation would be undubious. But if the
practices are insufficient to reach the paganistic
ranks or the concerned group denies to practice
them, then according to the legal norms, the
benefit of doubt would favour the accused. Which
helps in the acquittal of numberless accuseds from
the courts. The benefit of doubt is only achievable
where doubt is present and in absence of doubt no
criminal is allowed to take the advantage of it. I
quote a common example of two major religious
factions of Pakistan, i.e. Deobandis and Brelvis.
Some Brelvi scholars have given the verdict of
heresy against some of Deobandi scholars because
they say that blasphemy against the Holy Prophet
(Peace Be Upon Him) is paganism and some of the
writings of the Deobandi writers have such
elements. Hence they are Non-Muslims. In this case
the Brelvis are the complainants and the Deobandies
are the accuseds. According to the version of the
Deobandi scholars blasphemy against the Holy
Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) is absolute paganism
but the Brelvis have misinterpreted them and are
unable to ascertain its essence. In this case both the
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DISTORTION OF NAMES.
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