غامدی صاحب سے ایک سوال | A Question for Ghamidi Sahib

In this video, a discussion is presented on the views of Javed Ahmad Ghamidi from his book “Maqamat” (page 224) regarding the supremacy of parliament. According to Ghamidi, both Islam and democracy require that the decisions of parliament should be accepted and practically followed, except in the case where a person is commanded to disobey God. In light of this principle, the video also refers to the 1974 decision of the Parliament of Pakistan, in which Mirza Ghulam Ahmad Qadiani and the Ahmadiyya community were declared non-Muslims. The video raises an important question: if accepting parliamentary decisions is a principle, why was this particular decision not accepted? This discussion critically examines the issue and invites viewers to reflect on whether there is any contradiction between the stated principle and the practical stance. If you find this discussion interesting and thought-provoking, make sure to like the video, subscribe to the channel, and share your thoughts in the comments.