Re: Are today’s muslims, yesterday’s Bani Israeel?
What is the need for the new prophet when Allah Almighty had perfected the religion and completed His blessings upon the followers.
Allah Almighty says; ”This day I have perfected for you your religion, and have completed my blessings upon you, and I am pleased in (having chosen) Al-Islam for you as your (complete) religion”.** (05:03) **
Allah Almighty says; ”And whoever wants other than Al-Islam as religion, it will never be accepted of him, and he will be in the Hereafter of the losers. (03:85)
Islam is perfected by Allah Almighty so there will be no need for any other amendments in it (Islam).
So there is NO need for Wahi from Allah Almighty – Whosoever claims to receive wahi is a Liar and charlatan.
There are authentic ahadith promising the Muslim Ummah that there will be mujaddid reviver who will try to bring Muslims to follow Islam in its pristine form.
“Surely, Allah will send for this Ummah at the beginning of every hundred years a person who will revive its religion for it.” (Abu Dawud)
Narrated from Abu Huraira (R), from the Messenger of Allah (saw), who said: “Surely, Allah will send for this Ummah at the advent of every one hundred years a person (or persons) who will renovate its religion for it.”** [Sunan Abu Dawood]**
The signs of a mujaddid are that through his speeches and writings and through his endeavours and efforts innovations (bid’ahs) are abolished, the Sunnah is spread [far and wide] and those sunnahs which were [considered] dead are revived.
Very important to read the following I got from the Net.
*“In order to avoid some dangerous misconceptions, the following points must always be kept in mind in relation to the term Mujaddid:
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Mujaddid is not a formal designation like prophet or messenger. There is no particular authority in this world who declares him as a mujaddid. It is only through his work that he is recognized as such. This recognition also is not as certain as the recognition of a prophet. Therefore, the opinions may differ about his being a mujaddid.
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A true mujaddid does not claim to be a mujaddid with certainty, nor does he invite others to believe in him as such.
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Even if the majority of the Muslims is of the opinion that a particular person is a mujaddid, there is no religious obligation on the others to believe in him as a mujaddid. In other words, the recognition of a mujaddid is not a part of the necessary religious beliefs.
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A mujaddid does not receive any authentic revelation from Allah like a prophet, nor does he make any such claim. He does not bring any new teachings regarding the religion. Rather, he tries to revive the original teachings of the Holy Qur’an and Sunnah.
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It is not necessary that a mujaddid knows himself to be a mujaddid, let alone laying any claim to this effect.
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A mujaddid is not infallible in his sayings and actions, [unlike] a prophet. His sayings and acts normally conform to the Islamic teachings, but they are not treated like the sayings and acts of a prophet.”*
Allah Almighty will never let false prophets and their followers succeed.
You claim that Jamaat e ahmadiyya enjoys continuous progress is false and mistaken; facts in reality prove it otherwise.
After more than 100 years where is Jamaat e ahmadiyya? Their leadership have ‘being kicked out’ from their home ground and sought refuge in the faraway lands.
You call this victory and help from Allah Almighty?
And in their adopted country their role is virtually insignificant in all the spheres of life. Their existence there is just like that of a cult.
Even the authorities in that country, don’t not grant them any status as a noteworthy Muslim group.
Continuous progress???
Read the follow extract from my post in another thread.
Read the whole post in the following link:
http://www.paklinks.com/gs/religion-and-scripture/588552-what-if-5.html#post9407867