Qadianism - A Critical Study

Discover the captivating narrative within the pages of ＂A Critical Study＂ by Abul Hasan Ali Nadwi. Delve into the intricate layers of history as we uncover the rise of Qadianism against the backdrop of 19th century Muslim India. Follow the compelling journey of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani, from his emergence as a champion of Islam to his controversial proclamation as a Messiah and later, a prophet.

Uncover the enigmatic life and character of Mirza as he navigates the aftermath of spreading his message, unveiling surprising facets of his persona. Within these pages lies a critical analysis of the Qadiani movement, shedding light on its emergence as an independent religion and its contentious revolt against Muhammad’s prophethood.

Immerse yourself in a thought-provoking exploration, guided by historical objectivity rather than the fervor of debate. ＂A Critical Study＂ offers a unique perspective, drawing from firsthand sources and authentic historical accounts to provide a nuanced understanding of Qadianism.

As you embark on this intellectual journey, you’ll find yourself captivated by the meticulous research and profound insights woven into every page. Whether you seek knowledge, historical enlightenment, or a deeper understanding of religious movements, this book promises to engage and enlighten. Don’t miss the opportunity to grasp the essence of Qadianism and its impact on the Muslim world.

Table of Contents:

PART I: The Historical Background of the Rise of Qadianism

Chapter: I Muslim India in the Nineteenth Century

Chapter II: Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani

Chapter III: The Qadiani St. Paul

PART II: On the Road to Prophethood

Chapter I: Mirzā as Champion of Islam

Chapter II: The Mirzā becomes Messiah

Chapter III: From Messiah to Prophet

PART III: Some Aspects of Life and Character

Chapter I: Mirzā’s Life after the spread of his Message

Chapter II: Seedling of the British

Chapter III: Prophet as Mud-Slinger

Chapter IV: An Unfulfilled Prophecy

PART IV: The Qadiani Movement: A Critical Analysis

Chapter I: Independent Religion and a Parallel Community

Chapter II: Revolt against Muhammad’s Prophethood

Chapter III: The Lahori Branch

Chapter IV: Contribution of Qadianism to the Muslim World