Publisher's Synopsis
In this book, Declan Henry provides a succinct account of the beliefs of Lahori Ahmadiyya Muslims and highlights the enduring hatred and persecution they face in Pakistan (and other parts of the world).
Containing a short biography of the group's founder, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, this meticulously researched literary work also offers glimpses into how the Lahore Ahmadiyya Movement - although small in number - live their lives with great dignity, strength and determination while believing passionately in their truth. PRAISE FOR THE LAHORE AHMADIYYA MOVEMENT "This compelling book by Declan Henry uncovers the rich historical tapestry of Lahori Ahmadiyya Muslims while shedding light on the harrowing persecutions they've endured. A gripping testament to the indomitable spirit of a community often overlooked, it's a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of faith, resilience, and the pursuit of justice." Anthony Harvison Publicist, Palamedes PR "This is a splendid introduction to the essentials of the Ahmadiyya Movement in Islam. Declan Henry's slim but readable volume provides a general overview of this Islamic denomination championing a rational and rehabilitated faith. The author's juxtaposition between the Qadian and Lahore wings of this Indian-originated religious sect highlights the imperative for reform and revitalisation within contemporary Islam. This is recommended reading for anyone interested in modern Islamic discourse." Dr Taj Hargey, Founder of the Oxford Institute for British Islam (OIBI)
