Hazrat Mirza
honours Jesus as Prophet of God |
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This Section refutes at length the
wide-spread propaganda against Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad
that he used abusive language about Jesus. Hazrat Mirza's
writings are quoted to show the high reverence in which
he held Jesus as a prophet accepted in Islam. Then, referring to the
highly-charged polemical controversies between Christians
and Muslims in India in the late nineteenth century, the
style of reply which Hazrat Mirza was forced to employ,
in order to rebut some nasty Christian literature against
the Holy Prophet Muhammad, is explained by quoting from
his writings. Finally, the views and practice of other
Muslim theologians, both before and after his time, are
given, showing that they adopted exactly the same
approach as did Hazrat Mirza. Indeed their language and
tone of writing was much stronger than his.
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