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This book is a study in to current
Christian beliefs on the basis of logic and reason. Among
others, the subjects of the ‘Sonship’ of
Jesus Christ, Atonement, Trinity and the second coming
of the Messiah have been discussed. |
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This book is an introduction
to the five fundamental articles of the Islamic
faith. These are the belief in the unity of God,
His Angels, His Prophets, the Holy Books and Life
after Death. It covers the basic teachings of Islam
found in the Divine book, the Holy Quran, and the
conduct and traditions of the Holy Founder of Islamsaw. |
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The whole world witnessed Iraq’s
invasion and the annexation of Kuwait on 2nd August
1990. The following day, the Supreme Head of the Ahmadiyya
Community began a series of seventeen sermons on this
issue. These sermons have been compiled together and
are presented in this book. The author unmasks the
injustices and double standards of both Eastern and
Western nations. |
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(english
pdf)
This is a compiled lecture delivered
at the Queen Elizabeth II Conference Centre (London)
by the 4th Successorra of
the Promised Messiah, Hadrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmadas.
The book discusses
the challenges
in modern society today such as inter-religious harmony,
socio-economic, political and individual peace and
examines how Islamic teachings and attitudes guarantee
peace in every sphere of human interest and aspiration. |
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(urdu
audio)
A collection of Urdu poems by
Hadrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad (ra), the 4th successor
of The Promised Messiahas,
on a variety of subjects such as the Holy Prophetsaw,
The Promised Messiahas,
his homeland in Pakistan. These poems aim to give
the followers of the Promised Messiahas hope
and encouragement as well as to wish them peace and
blessings. |
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(urdu
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Urdu record of the concluding address
delivered by Hadrat Khalifatul Masih IVra at
the final session of the Annual Convention of the Ahmadiyya
Movement in Islam at Islamabad (Tilford), England on
April 7, 1985 discussing the true meaning of Khatame
Nabbuwat—the Seal of Prophethood. |
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'Mazhab Kay Naam Pay Khoon' or
Murder in the name of Allah is a general review, with
special emphasis on the subject of freedom of expression
in Islam. This book is a reminder that purpose of any
religion is the spread of peace, tolerance, and understanding. |
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This book is a compilation of an
address delivered by Hadrat Mirza Tahir Ahmad Khalifatul
Masih IVra in Sydney, Australia. It discusses the
continued need for the revival of religion and presents
the Ahmadiyya point of view on the issue of the revival
of Islam. |
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Does revelation play any vital
role in human affairs? Is not rationality sufficient
to guide man in all the problems which confront him?
Numerous questions such as these are examined with
minute attention. All major issues which intrigue the
modern mind are attempted to be incorporated in this
fascinatingly comprehensive statute. |
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(english pdf)
English translation of the concluding
address delivered by Hadrat Khalifatul Masih IVra at
the final session of the Annual Convention of the
Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam at Islamabad (Tilford),
England on April 7, 1985 discussing the true meaning
of Khatame Nabbuwat—The Seal of Prophethood. |
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A speech delivered by Hadrat Mirza
Tahir Ahmad Khalifatul Masih IV (ra) at the Inter-religious
Consults, Suriname, on 3rd June 1991. It discusses
the enaction of Shariah Law in muslim countries and
examines
the question of how far this law can be incoporated
into legislation for running a political government. |
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A speech delivered by Hadrat
Mirza Tahir Ahmadra the 4th successor of the Promised
Messiahas at the
University of Canberra, Australia. The speech discusses
Islam as a universal, eternal
and complete religion. It also briefly examines Islamic
teachings such as zakat vs interest, the Islamic
concept of justice and direction in political matters. |
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Closing address delivered by Hadrat
Mirza Tahir Ahmad Khalifathul Masih iVra at
the Annual Convention of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community,
Canada, Toronto, on Sunday 23rd June, 1996. This speech
highlights and discusses some verses in the Quran which
are comprehensive and universal in their application
that, without reference to any religion, convey a message
of peace to all humans alike. |
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