Islam and the Affliction of Ahmadiyyat

 From the Book: It is unfortunate that Ahmadis do not dare to leave Ahmadiyyat even when its flaws are exposed, preferring to remain willingly uninformed. The primary reason for this is their deep-rooted, nostalgic connection to the personalities and places associated with Ahmadiyyat, which sadly outweighs their sense of honor towards the Prophet of Islam   صلى الله عليه وسلم as Khatumun Nabiyyeen خاتم النبيین (The Last of the Prophets), and has transcended the boundaries of discipleship ( پيری اور مريدی ) for their “Khalifas”/Caliphs. They perceive avoiding apostasy from Ahmadiyyat safer than embracing Islam. This mindset is shaped by a deep-seated fear of retribution for apostasy that has been instilled in every Ahmadi since childhood. .... Imagine a bearded man wearing a turban, sitting on a highchair behind a large heap of currency bills. As people walk by, they bow to him, saying  salam  and offering what little beneficence...