Re: Has anyone read the books of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad?
I was thinking more along the lines of the incident where Umar (RA) was reading something from the Torah. Then he could see that Nabi (SAW) was upset on hearing about it and said what roughly translates to “I’m happy with Allah as my Rabb, Islam as my deen and Muhammad (SAW) as my prophet.”
That doesn’t mean that I’ll ignore all other books written by anyone else, but I will reject anyone else claiming to be a prophet. If someone does make that type of blunder, then I wouldn’t consider them a reliable source for any knowledge of deen.