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Opinion of the Sahāba ra , Ā’immah, and Mujaddidīn rh 229
Here Imam Ja‘far as-Sādiq rh is quoted as referring to three
blessings that the children of Abraham received:
messengers, prophets and imams. He is then quoted as
saying that Muslims deny these blessings to the children
of Muhammad, yet of the three no Muslim denies imams,
which means that the other two are the blessings he was
referring to, namely messengers and prophets. Here he
agrees with the Ahmadiyya Muslim viewpoint that the
blessings of prophethood would not be denied to those in
this ummah.
13. The quotations of Hazrat Imām ‘Abd-ul-Wahhāb
Shi‘rānī rh and Hazrat Muhy-ud-Dīn Ibn Arabī rh have
already been discussed in the chapter entitled Statements
of Hazrat Muhy-ud-Dīn Ibn ‘Arabī rh and those also support
the Ahmadiyya Muslim interpretation.
14. Hazrat Maulānā Abul Hasanāt Abul Haye, a
distinguished scholar of the Sunnīs, states in Dāfi‘ Al-
Wasāwis, Page 16:
After the demise of the Holy Prophet, peace and blessings of
Allāh be upon him, or even during his own lifetime, it is not an
impossibility for someone to be exalted to the position of a
simple prophet. However, a prophet with a new law is, indeed,
forbidden.
15. In Maqāmāt Mazharī, Page 88, a famous Sufī, Hazrat
Mirzā Mazhar Jān Jānā rh has stated: