দাওয়াতুল আমীর

Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at, Bangladesh.
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 Dawatul Amir

The original 'Dawat al-Amir' (In Urdu) was

published in 1926. A translation into Persian by the

late Maulvi Ghulam Ahmad of Ooch was published

the same year and presented to a Ruler of

Afghanistan, Amanullah Khan.

The present epistle acquired special significance from

the fact that about two years before its presentation,

three Afghan Ahmadis were stoned to death by the

orders of Amanullah Khan. The tragic events made it

necessary that the message, aims and rationale of the

Ahmadiyya Movement should be expounded for the

special attention of the then King.

The events and the epistle now belong to history, but

their significance not only survives but keeps

increasing in its impact and influence.

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