Chapters
A Final Word
Ahmed the Promised One · Alaa Alsalem
19. A Final Word
I would like to end by reminding the Muslims of the will of their Prophet MuhammadPBUHAP, which they all agree upon, despite their differences in most matters: “I am leaving among you two things that provided you hold onto them, you will will never deviate after me: the book of God and my progeny, Ahl al-Bayt.”
I ask them to turn their attention to what the Riser, Ahmed, presented to them. The question is: do they find his evidences contrary to the commandments of their ProphetPBUHAP? Haven’t we previously gone through some of them and seen the Quran and the words of Muhammad and his progeny bearing witness for him? What more do they want? Why do they treat Muhammad unjustly regarding his son the Riser, while claiming to be Muslims?
God Almighty said: {Then do they not reflect upon the Quran? If it had been from [any] other than God , they would have found within it much contradiction} The Quran, Chapter “The Women”, 4:82.
Read this verse, then review the evidence of the Riser, Ahmed, for which the Quran, the religious accounts of Muhammad and his progeny, the Gospel, and the Torah bear witness. You will find the evidences to be extremely consistent and systematic, each one attesting to the other. If their source was not from God you would see much contradiction, as Almighty God has informed us. But you will not see any inconsistency in them, so it must be that it is from God, and that Ahmed is God’s guardian, and the promised Riser.
My final word to the Christians is to remind them of Jesus’ words: [17] “Every kingdom divided against itself is laid waste, and a divided household falls. [18] And if Satan also is divided against himself, how will his kingdom stand? (Luke 11). I would like to say this: Here, you have heard the the proof of the Riser, Comforter, and Redeemer Ahmed in several of your texts that you believe in. You have heard the objective of his call, such as disseminating the holy commandments of the prophets and messengers; calling people to God Almighty; filling the earth with justice, mercy and truthfulness; feeding the hungry and caring for the poor and disadvantaged; letting happiness enter the hearts of the orphans and the poverty-stricken; preserving the dignity and rights of women; and many other concepts that the people of earth today are impoverished of.
Do you judge him to be untruthful while truth emanates from him? Isn’t it disgraceful to disregard the words of Jesus pbuh: “Every kingdom divided against itself is laid waste, and a divided household falls. And if Satan also is divided against himself, how will his kingdom stand” and not use it as a standard to measure what Ahmed has come with in order to find out if he is from God? Isn't it Jesus' standard of truth-so why do you turn away from it? Do you believe in some parts of your book, yet disbelieve in other parts?
Consider what he has called you to, the wisdom it contains, the call to goodness and the truth, and that it is marked by agreeable and noble manners. How can you allow your imagination to liken his matter, God forbid, to be like darkness from Satan, the foolish one, who calls to falsehood, evil and everything disparaged? Is Satan divided against himself? Is his
kingdom divided against itself? Isn't this how JesusPBUH has taught you to distinguish the truth from falsehood?
Are you not capable today of distinguishing between wisdom and foolishness; between good and evil; between truth and falsehood; and between what is agreeable and what is disparaged? Do you believe that Satan and his kingdom is divided against itself, at times calling to goodness and truth and at times to evil and falsehood? No, this is not possible-by the lord of the prophets and messengers.
And Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds.