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Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Quotes

Total quotes: 5
“A religion which does not inculcate universal compassion is no religion at all. Similarly, a human being without the faculty of compassion is no human at all.”
— Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, A Message of Peace
Tagged: Religion, Openness, Empathy, Spreading Love
“God also made it clear in several places in the Holy Qur’an that His Messengers have been appearing in different lands all over the world. In fact He did not neglect any people or any country.”
— Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, A Message of Peace
Tagged: God's Universalism, Spread of God's Message, Theology
“Pure common sense cannot accept the proposition that God.”
— Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, A Message of Peace
Tagged: God, Theology, Logic Against Logic
“There is nothing like peace and compromise. Let us unite with the blessing of this treaty and be one nation. You know full well that denial1 on both sides has thrown us apart and that our country is suffering greatly. Visualise how blessed it could prove to testify to each other’s truth. Come, give this a try now. This is the best course for achieving peace. Pursuing any other course would be like ignoring a dangerous abscess merely because it looks clear and shiny, while, in reality, it contains rotten and putrid matter.”
— Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, A Message of Peace
Tagged: Religion, Openness, Empathy, Finding Common Ground
“As Torah overemphasizes revenge to one extreme, the Gospels, turn to the other extreme as regards the teaching of forgiveness. Both these scriptures fail to bring into focus all the possible branches of human nature. As for Torah, it remains concerned with only one branch, while the Gospels hold fast to the other exclusively. Both teachings lack balance. As it is evident that to punish on every occasion is not appropriate nor is it in accordance with the dictates of justice, likewise to forgive and to overlook faults indiscriminately is contrary to the spirit of human reform. In view of this the Holy Qur’an does not entirely agree with either, but instead proposes the following: The recompense of an injury is an injury the like thereof; but whoso forgives and his act brings about reformation, his reward is with Allah.”
— Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, A Message of Peace
Tagged: Judeo-Christian Tradition, Old vs. New Testament, The Third Scripture, Ethical Codes, The Context of Creative Mercy
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