If there is a difference of opinion in the verses of the Quran where there is no prominent guidance by the Ahadith or Sahaba then the difference of inequality of him being the seal with the last of the prophets can be understood but when there are so many ahadith regarding Prophet Muhammad (SAW) to be the final Prophet, a person interpreting the meaning of Qur’an to be against what is in the Ahadith, these both cases are not the same. And the latter is Muharrifs, who are kafirs as they force their own version of the Qur’an against what Prophet Muhammad (SAW) gave us.
Qadiyanis, my friends, on the contrary, is adamant about the facts and record a will to be later re-buried in their lateral home Qadian which exhibits their stubborn attempt to play both the victim and profess evil. Will they still be regarded as citizens of Pakistan even if they don’t accept the Pakistani Constitution?
Last but not the least, some people find it funny anyway that you have to mention your faith in your passport! I always thought why most other countries do not ask that as it does not define your nationality or should not. Unless you get the concept of the Khilafat Movement that emerged in the early 1920s. The concept of nationalism came into being after that and the attempts of the British to control the debacle of their colonies after the War of Independence.
