Dr. Muhammad Iqbal’s Doctrine on Qadianiat: A Historical

The followers of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadian are known as Ahmadis and due to this; their belief and faith are called Ahmdiyat. During 1869 a delegation of the British newspapers’ editors and Christian leaders visited India to raise loyalty with the British government among the Indian people along with curbing the passion of Jihad among the Muslims and how they could be tamed. This delegation prepared two different reports on its return to England. In this context, it has been mentioned that the majority of Indians Muslims are the followers of religious saints exclude thinking, if we could find some person who could claim to be an apostolic prophet, and then we can take vested interest under the supervision of the British Government. Mirza Qadiani was nominated to fulfill this job. Allama Iqbal was the royal falcon of that Muslim personality’s caravan which provide step-stone and assist the Muslim national entity during the period of disappointment jitteriness. His thinking stopped the Muslim’s mental tumbledown and construct the religion building on its original basis. This research highlights the Ahmadis sect, its belief and response of Allama Iqbal on this sect