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144 <strong>With</strong> <strong>Love</strong> <strong>to</strong> <strong>Muhammad</strong> sa the Khātam-un-Nabiyyīn<br />

a ۃِ‏ َ ْ aبا‏ّ‏ َ‎ل<br />

اراد aا aاَّر اa aالا<br />

َ ‏َاۃِ‏ ۔<br />

اْ<br />

َّاa رِ‏ اa ِ‎بۃِ‏<br />

aنaارا‏ِعaا َّ ٰ a َ ع َ a َ<br />

‏َّۃِ‏<br />

ُ َ ح َّ دِ‏ <br />

Hence, the purpose here is <strong>to</strong> refer <strong>to</strong> the completion<br />

with a comparison of the <strong>Muhammad</strong>an sharī‘ah with<br />

what has passed from the complete sharī‘ahs (of past<br />

Prophets).<br />

No matter how much Farhan Khan tries <strong>to</strong> throw dust in the<br />

eyes of the reader, the conclusion drawn by Imām Ibn Hajar rh is<br />

exactly the same as the conclusion drawn by Ahmadī Muslims.<br />

In fact, he even disagrees with the above statement of Imām Ibn<br />

Hajar rh when he writes, “However, the Hadīth itself speaks<br />

about Prophets, not laws.” 139<br />

Fourth, Farhan Khan writes, “the Ahmadī [Muslims]<br />

quote Ibn Khaldūn in his great work Al-Muqaddimah. Yet they<br />

selectively leave out the part of the excerpt that goes against<br />

their beliefs.” 140 This is not true! The way that Ibn Khaldūn<br />

unders<strong>to</strong>od the hadīth is exactly the same as the way Ahmadī<br />

Muslims understand it. Here is a look at the original Arabic<br />

quotation of Ibn Khaldūn:<br />

رونaخاتمaابنaبابہaحتaاتaابانaوa<br />

اہaابaاذیaحتaہaابوۃaااۃ 141<br />

139<br />

Ibid., Page 14<br />

140<br />

Ibid.<br />

141<br />

See Original pdf at:<br />

http://www.al-mostafa.info/data/arabic/depot/gap.php?file=001092-www.almostafa.com.pdf<br />

‏,[‏دہaابنaخدون،‏ Page 261 [ ۲۶۱<br />

ٰ نaبنaحدaبنaخدونaاحر۔aحہa aبدaارح

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