Do Ahmadis ever pause to ask themselves why they are Ahmadis?

What are the most basic reasons and logical foundations that lead Muslims around the world to question Ahmadiyyat? What clear, commonsense distinctions set this group apart from True Islam? And why should it more preferably be referred to as Qadianiyat or Mirzaiyat—an Affliction upon Islam rather than a part of it?

Far from hearsay or speculations, this book confronts these critical questions directly—with honesty, courage, and clarity, presenting the documented quotes. It lifts the veil from sensitive issues that many may have never encountered or considered, with sincere questioning, without resorting to the usual patterns of polemic against this controversial denomination.

Drawing from personal observation, experience and original research, Saadia Wasim not only, presents thoughtful insights into the key aspects of Ahmadiyyat, but also, her sincere and straightforward approach aims to empower readers, especially the youth, to make informed choices when approached by Ahmadi missionaries, or help others to do so.

To support her cause, she also presents the glimpse of some key arguments held at the time of Pakistan National Assembly Proceedings, in 1974, which justify the decisions made against this creed.

The book is a bold voice in the time of religious confusion, aimed at protecting faith and clarifying the truth for those who seek. It will humbly serve to dispel confusion and deepen understanding of the true, simple, and non-sectarian teachings of Islam, Insha’Allah.

“Truth stands clear from error.” Quran 2:256