Friday, June 3, 2011

Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad has forbidden Jihad with Sword


Promised Messiah's words are turning out to be true !

Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the Founder of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community in Islam has been branded as Kafir is that he has denounced Jihad. In his writings, he has given an exposition of the kind of Jihad which Allah has forbidden. The Jihad which he has denounced consists in propagating Islam at the point of sword. Such a Jihad has no authority in the Holy Quran or the Traditions of the Holy Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). The Holy Quran rejects it by pronouncing there should be no compulsion in religion (2:256). The Promised Messiah explains that early wars of Islam were fought in self defence only and that Islam strongly condemns those ignorant Muslims who seek to become Ghazis by killing innocent non-Muslims.

There is a lesson for the pro-Jihad Maulvis. The growth of such horrible doctrines among the Muslims, has done lasting injury to the cause of Islam and created an abhorrence for it in the hearts of other nations. They have no confidence in their sympathy so long as the dangerous doctrine os Jihad finds favour with them. They cannot form a favourable opinion except of such of them as do not lead strictly religious lives and are not very scrupulous about their religious beliefs. For all these misunderstanding none but the Muslims themselves are responsible. 

The blame of depriving a whole world of the recognition of Islamic truths lie at the door of the Maulvis who taught doctrine repulsive to the nature of man. How could the religion be from God, whose teachings needed the flash of the sword to get an entrance into the human heart? Such considerations were enough to keep back people from the acceptance of truth. The true religion is that which on account of its inherent property and power and its convincing arguments is more powerful than the keenest sword, not that which depends upon steel for its existence.

And We have expounded the (Quran) to them in diverse ways that they may take heed, but most men would reject everything but disbelief. If We had pleased, We would have surely raised a warner in every city; So obey not the disbelievers and strive against them by means of (the Quran) with a mighty striving. (25:50-52)
  

1 comment:

  1. comparison of "sword and argument" is an ideal standard to understand whole logic. no one can forcefully love or hate things, esp when it is a matter of belief, it wholly solely depends on satisfaction of heart :)
    perfect writing!!

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