Hijab: The Veil

I embrace Islam as what it is, not for any sects. I incidently read this because it's free on playbook. I will give my writing feedback. There are so many redundants. The same idea is repeated regularly. I think there is no editor, so the sentence structure might be ambiguous. 233 pages feel like a half. Then, I will not recommend this book to learn about Islam because this kind of a bias ideology which is opposed to the original one. For instance, the founder of Ahmadiyyat claimed himself as a hazrat (urdu language) which means prophet in English. In Islam, every muslims knows that prophet Muhammad (pbuh) is the last messenger and rasul says that there is no subsequent prophets. Mirza Ahmad also claimed himself as a messiah. In Islam, messiah only comes to this world after dajjal and he's prophet Isa (pbuh) or jesus, not a Pakistani ulama. Then, the second one, he emphasized on covering the beauty of women by his own interpretation, commands Ahmadi women to wear purda (niqab, burqa).

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