Table of Contents:

• Introduction:
  • Faith and Action
  • Iman (Faith) in the Quran
  • Iman (Faith) in the Hadith
  • Kufr or Unbelief
  • A Muslim cannot be Called a Kafir
  • Iman and Islam
  • No Dogmas in Islam
  • Principles of Faith
  • Significance of Faith
• Chapter 1:
  • Heresy as Defined in the Quran and Hadith
• Chapter 2:
  • Views of the Founder of the Ahmadiyya Movement [Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad of Qadian]
  • The Qadiani Belief
  • The Founder Disowns
  • Denouncement of Founder’s Claims
• Chapter 3:
  • The Rule of Interpretation
  • Decisive and Allegorical Statements
  • Interpretation of the Founder’s Writings
  • No Absolute Negation
• Chapter 4:
  • Views Expressed in Tiryaq al-Qulub
  • Assertion in Tiryaq al-Qulub is Decisive
  • Abundance of Evidence
  • Clarity and Equity
• Chapter 5:
  • Denunciation of a Muslim is against Islam
• Chapter 6:
  • Founder’s Views on Funeral Prayers
  • Funeral Prayers of non-Ahmadi Children
  • Persons Unaware of the Promised Messiah
  • Violation of Founder’s Practice
  • Mian Mahmud Ahmad’s Dilemma
  • Practice of the Founder
  • Funeral Prayer for Fazl-i-Ahmad
  • Evidence on Solemn Affirmation
  • The Issue: For and Against
• Chapter 7:
  • Matrimonial Relations
• Chapter 8:
  • Prayers Led by a non-Ahmadi Imam
  • Islamic Fraternity
  • An Earnest Appeal for Muslim Unity