http://ojs.uopisl.pk/index.php/peshawarislamicus/issue/feed 2025-06-30T03:09:07-04:00 Open Journal Systems <p>Peshawar Islamicus( Peshawar Islamicus ISSN(Print): 2305-154X, ISSN(Online):2521-8409) is an International peer reviewed, Open Access, , bi-annual research journal. Its domain is Islamic Studies, theology &amp; Arabic and we encourage submissions related to the contemporary challenges by the Muslim Ummah. Our focus lies in the spreading of true progressive moderate and adoptive picture of Islam that embraces diversity and difference. The essence of Islam lies in peace and tolerance.</p> <p>More specifically, Peshawar Islamicus takes regular submissions from academic professionals and researchers belongs to Uloom e Quran, Hadith and Rules of Hadith, Seerat e Nabvi, Jurisprudence, Islamic History, Comparative Jurisprudence, Comparative Study of Religion, Anti Extremism, Social Sciences and related disciplines.</p> <p>With this aim the articles may be addressed to any related issues – social, economic, political, technological, theological - falling in the domain of theology and Islam. Our mission is to create awareness and spread the authentic teachings of Islam. Today Peshawar Islamicus is the luminary in the research world due to the acumen of its valued contributors and their high - quality research parameters that make it what it is.</p> http://ojs.uopisl.pk/index.php/peshawarislamicus/article/view/158 2025-06-30T03:09:07-04:00 Prof. Dr. Syed Naeem Badshah syenbs@aup.edu.pk Prof. Dr. Mehmet Ümit mehmet.umit@marmara.edu.tr Prof. Dr. Abdul hamit Birışık abdulbir@marmara.edu.tr

<p>Throughout history, several individuals have falsely claimed prophethood, but Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani remains a uniquely controversial figure due to the contradictory nature of his claims. Unlike others who typically focused on a single assertion, Mirza Qadiani presented conflicting claims, including being a prophet, the Promised Messiah, the Mujaddid (reformer), and the Mahdi (guided one). These contradictions have not only baffled scholars within his community but also raised significant theological concerns.</p> <p>Mirza Qadiani strategically adapted his claims to attract diverse audiences: presenting himself as Moses and Jesus to appeal to Jews and Christians, aligning with Imam Hussain to engage Shiites, and declaring himself as Krishna to draw Hindus. Despite these efforts, none of these groups accepted him. Instead, segments of uninformed Muslims and the educated class misinterpreted his movement as a sect within Islam.</p> <p>While outwardly maintaining the guise of a Muslim, Mirza Qadiani covertly manipulated core Islamic principles. His profound alterations, masked with Islamic terminology, surpassed historical distortions by other religious groups, exemplifying heretical deviation from orthodox Islamic beliefs.</p>

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