Table of Contents:

• Chapter 1: Strange Resemblance
• Chapter 2: Refutation
• Chapter 3: By Way of Metaphor:
  • Prophethood — With a Code or Without!
• Chapter 4: Anathema of Heresy:
  • Did he not know the Difference?
  • Distinguishing Characteristics between a Prophet and a Muhaddath [Inspired Saint]
  • None of the Followers or Opponents of the Founder has proved his Definition of Muhaddath to be Wrong
• Chapter 5: A Few Objections Cleared
• Chapter 6: Terms Explained:
  • Majazi Nabi [Metaphorical Prophet]
  • Zilli Nabi [Shadow or Reflection of a Prophet]
  • Baruzi Nabi [Manifestation of a Prophet]
  • Ummati Nabi [Follower Prophet]
  • Ghair Tashri‘i Nabi [Prophet without a Code]
  • Juz‘i Nabi [Partial Prophet]
  • Lughwi Nabi [Prophet in Literal Sense]
• Chapter 7: Mujaddid (Renovator or Reformer):
  • Mujaddid is appointed by God
  • Authenticity of the ‘Hadith of Mujaddid’
  • Claims of other Mujaddids
• Chapter 8: The Mujaddid of the 14th Century:
  • Who else is the Mujaddid?
  • Muslims must cooperate with the Mujaddid
• Chapter 9: Mujaddid’s Task