Why do you describe the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community as disbelievers, and insist on believing that a disbelieving human shares with God the raising of the dead, that Christ the Nazarene is alive in heaven, that there is a second Caliph without proof, and that Islam is a religion of violence and terrorism, even though Ahmadi thought supports the Quran, the Sunnah, science, and logic?

Islamic scholars in Arab countries and the Indian subcontinent, including representatives of major Islamic organizations and fatwa (definition) councils, have unanimously declared the Qadianis to be disbelievers. Prominent among these scholars are Sheikh Ibn Baz, Sheikh Jad al-Haq, Sheikh al-Albani, and Sheikh al-Mawdudi. The Pakistani Parliament also issued a resolution declaring them a non-Muslim minority. The scholars based their declaration of disbelief on what is proven in the Qadiani discourse, namely, their denial and distortion of the meanings of the Qur’an, their denial of God's attributes, the life, descent, and ascension of Jesus, their denial of the finality of prophethood, and their claim that their leader is a prophet who receives revelation.