Muhammad (S) is the Last Prophet

This text, authored by Sayyid SaAA&DD#039;eed Akhtar Rizvi, serves as a comprehensive theological defence of the finality of prophethood within mainstream Islamic belief. It argues that Prophet Muhammad was the ultimate messenger, using Quranic verses and various traditions to demonstrate that no further prophets or divine laws are required for humanity. A significant portion of the work is dedicated to refuting the claims of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the founder of the Ahmadiyya movement, categorising his assertions of prophethood as a major heresy. The author systematically contrasts the traditional descriptions of Imam Mahdi and Jesus with the life of the Ahmadi leader to highlight perceived contradictions. Furthermore, the text suggests that the Ahmadi movement was politically motivated to serve British imperial interests in India by discouraging religious resistance. Ultimately, the source frames the Seal of the Prophethood as a necessary doctrine for maintaining the eternal unity and spiritual integrity of the Muslim community.