1. INTRODUCTION God, who created us and whom I serve and love more and more, allows me in His sovereignty to pass on to you the Biblical and Islamic teaching of sin and salvation. I count it as a great privilege to write to you on this most important subject. Before we examine the facts…

If thou wert in doubt as to what We have revealed unto thee, then ask those who have been reading the Book from before thee…. (Surah, 10, Yunus, verse 94) 1. INTRODUCTION According to tradition Muhammad (p.b.u.h.) is quoted as having prophesied that his followers will be divided into 73 sects (Arabic, firac). Every one…

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This is a response to Hadrat Maulana Abdul ‘Ata Jalandhri’s booklet ‘Death on the Cross? – Ten arguments from the Holy Bible’, 7th Edition 2011. The points made are virtually identical with those found in J.D. Shams’ book ‘Where did Jesus die?’, 8th Edition 1989. That book was first published in 1945 by the Ahmadiyya…

Introduction March 24, 2016, is a crucial date for those concerned about Muslims. On that fateful day, Asad Shah, a 40-year-old from Scotland, was the first Ahmadi to be murdered by a Muslim for a religious reason in a Western country. That horrible act, committed in Glasgow, was because of the belief held by many…

This is a response to J.D. Shams’ book ‘Where did Jesus die?’, 8th Edition 1989. The book was first published in 1945 by the Ahmadiyya Community in the United Kingdom. Numerous arguments found in it have been successfully answered by various followers of Jesus according to the Bible. Where necessary, further comments are made. Response…

Temptation to Tame Islam Are Ahmadiyyas attempting to re-interpret Islamic history? One of the four ways to wage Jihad – to struggle or battle – is to fight against temptation.[1] Ahamadiyyas are working hard alongside moderate Muslims to present Islam in a favourable way to their 21st century audiences in the West. Have they lost…

Muslims generally believe about their Holy Book:

“Not one word of its 114 chapters, Suras, has been changed over the centuries, so that the Quran is in every detail the unique and miraculous text which was revealed to Muhammad fourteen centuries ago.”

Such statements are based on these promises of Allah in the Quran:

“Indeed, it is We who sent down the Qur’an and indeed, We will be its guardian.” (Surah 15:9)

In order to avoid the logical fallacy of circular reasoning – I believe the Quran is unchanged because the Quran says it is unchanged – this belief needs to be supported by evidence outside the Quran. Does it measure up with the facts?

Dr Daniel Brubaker convincingly argues that this is not the case in his book, “Corrections in Early Qurʾān Manuscripts: Twenty Examples” published on 21 May 2019. Read on to see the evidence for yourself.

“A prerequisite for any constructive dialogue is that both communities should not learn about each other through sources that are unsympathetic, critical, or even hostile: they should rather try to formulate an honest idea as to how the other faith is seen in its own authentic scriptures and as practiced by those who are truly committed to it.”[1]

The team at ChristianityExplained.net unanimously agrees with Dr Jamal Badawi’s view on how Christians and Muslims should relate with each other. Therefore, the following questions are directed to Ahmadiyya Muslims and based on quotes made by their own leaders, the Quran and the hadith. It is hoped that these questions and future answers given in response to them will contribute towards a better understanding between the two communities.  

[1] Jamal Badawi and Harry Almond, Bridgebuilding Between Christian and Muslim (Newberg, Ore.: Barclay Press, 1982), 1-2.