09/30/2026
Do the Ahmadis recite a different Kalima??
In this program, we will examine the issue through the Holy Quran, the sayings of the Holy Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, and established Islamic principles; not through slogans, assumptions, or hearsay.
� What does the word **Muslim** mean, both linguistically and in Islamic terminology?
� How do the Holy Quran and the Ahadith define a Muslim?
� According to the Holy Prophet ﷺ, what are the fundamental signs by which someone is recognized as a Muslim?
� Can a person who openly recites the Kalima be declared non-Muslim merely because of assumptions about what is in their heart?
� Does anyone have the authority to judge another person’s faith by claiming to know their inner intentions?
� If Ahmadis recite the same Kalima as other Muslims, is it intellectually honest to accuse them of having a “different Kalima”?
� Do scholars from the various Muslim schools of thought agree upon a single definition of who qualifies as a Muslim?
� Why, then, are Ahmadis specifically accused of changing the Kalima?
� Is there any authentic Ahmadiyya writing, official belief, or credible evidence that supports this allegation?
� Why are allegations repeatedly raised against Ahmadis when their actual beliefs are clearly available in their books, mosques, and daily practice?
� When opponents cannot provide convincing answers to Ahmadiyya arguments, do they resort to creating doubts about the Community’s most fundamental Islamic beliefs?
This program is not intended to hurt anyone’s feelings. It raises one essential question:
**Should a community’s beliefs be determined by its opponents—or by its own authoritative teachings, writings, declarations, and practices?**
Listen to the evidence, distinguish allegations from facts, and decide for yourself.
**Not noise, but evidence.
Not hatred, but investigation.
Not allegations, but truth.**
