Anti-Ahmadiyya Preaching
Shah was settled in Hijaz by the end of nineteenth century; Muhajir Makki of Mecca appointed him to go back to India and to fight the new movement of Mirza Ghulam Ahmad. So he returned and campaigned against the Ahmadiyya, writing books such as Saif e Chistiya which was critical of the movement. Shah also challenged Ahmad to a public debate in Lahore. Ahmad had previously challenged him in writing a commentary about the Quran.
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