With-Love-to-Muhammad

68 With Love to Muhammad sa the Khātam-un-Nabiyyīn
chapter, he presented the following verse of the Holy Qur’ān
which categorically states that it is the last book:
اَلْيَوْمَ‏ اَكمْ‏ ‏َلْتُ‏ لَكمُ‏ ْ دِيْنَكمُ‏ ْ وَاَتْمَمْتُ‏ عَلَيْكمُ‏ ْ نِعْمَتىِ‏ ْ وَرَ‏ ضِ‏ يْتُ‏ لَكمُ‏ ُ
الاْ‏ ‏ِسْ‏ لاَ‏ مَ‏ دِيْنًا ؕ
This day have I perfected your religion for you and
completed My favour upon you and have chosen for
you Islām as religion. 53
According to the above verse, since the religion of Islām has
been perfected by God, it is the last religion and the Qur’ān is the
last book or last law for the guidance of mankind. No new
religion and no new law can come after it. The same
argumentation applies to anything inseparably associated with
the Qur’ān, that is, the prophet who not only brought that law,
but perfectly exemplified its teachings, becomes the last lawbearing
prophet.
Farhan Khan’s second point in relation to Sūrah An-
Nisā’, 4:70, is discussed thoroughly in the chapter entitled,
Continuation of prophethood according to the Holy Qur’ān. His third
point is an absurd and senseless argument explained by him as
follows:
The Ahmadi approach is to begin with the belief that
Muhammad is only the last law-bearing Prophet and
then re-interpret the text to their pre-conceived
theology. Had Allāh meant last law-bearing Prophet
instead of last Prophet, the Qur’ān would have clearly
said khātam Al-Nabiyīn Al-tashri’ī, meaning last law-
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Sūrah Al-Mā’idah 5:4