By: Saiful Islam
The One Undeniable Truth
Among the endless rivers of human thought, amidst the clamour of ideologies and philosophies, there flows a single, unwavering current—the Unity of God. It is not an inherited dogma nor a tribal creed. It is the very soul of creation. From the burning core of the sun to the silent breath of a sleeping child, every atom declares in solemn harmony:
“There is but One God.”
This is no mystical metaphor. This is a living reality, a truth so fundamental that even the blind forces of nature align under it. The winds blow, the tides rise, the stars dance, and hearts beat—all in divine synchrony, under the governance of one Supreme Being. To deny it is to deny the very order in which we breathe, think, and exist.
The Voice of Nature, Prophets, and Angels
Nature bears witness to Unity. The order of ecosystems, the design of the DNA helix, the structure of galaxies—none of these suggest chaos or multiplicity. They whisper, thunder, and proclaim: “There is a Designer, and He is One.”
Angels, the unseen messengers of truth, descend only with one message—that the Lord is One, and none shares His throne. Prophets, from every nation, in every age—Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, Muhammad ﷺ—were not competing founders of religions. They were torchbearers of a single eternal truth.
They all called towards the same God, the same Light, the same Infinite Source. The divergence came only from human hands—through corruption, ego, and misunderstanding.
A World Misled by Pluralities
Yet mankind, with all his reason, stumbled. Some fell before idols carved by their own hands. Others constructed doctrines of trinities, dualities, or avatars. Each of these, though wrapped in ritual and emotion, fractures the purity of Unity. The God of love became a god of parts; the Infinite was divided; the Perfect, reimagined.
But truth cannot be divided. Truth is one. And wherever the torch of Tawhid (the Oneness of God) flickered, divine mercy rekindled it.
The Promised Messiah and the Revival of Unity
In this modern era of doubt and dogma, God raised once again a testifier of His Oneness—Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad of Qadian, the Promised Messiah and Mahdi (as). Like the Prophets before him, he came not to found a new faith but to revive the pristine unity of all Prophets. He proclaimed boldly:
> “The foundation stone of Islam is this: There is no god but Allah. All truths emanate from this.”
He wrote volumes bearing testimony to this truth—not from conjecture, but from personal experience. In solitude and communion, in dreams and divine discourse, he witnessed God as a Living, Speaking, All-Powerful Being—not a silent concept, but an active Guardian of mankind.
His entire mission was a call to return to the One. He wrote:
> “This world is but a shadow;
But the Sun behind all shadows is One.”
The Ahmadiyya Movement: Bearers of the Banner
The Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, founded by the Promised Messiah (as), is today the global standard-bearer of this unity. In over 200 nations, its minarets rise not in conquest, but in calling hearts back to the One Creator. Its motto—“Love for All, Hatred for None”—flows directly from the fountain of Tawhid.
For when one sees all humanity as the creation of one God, one cannot hate, oppress, or discriminate. Unity of God leads to unity of mankind.
Its Khilafat (spiritual leadership) continues to guide the world in this call—not through politics or power, but through reason, prayer, and moral transformation.
Let the World Awaken
O seekers of truth! O lovers of light! The time has come to cast aside the veils of man-made doctrines. This is not a call to sectarian pride. This is a trumpet blast to the conscience of every soul:
Return to God. Return to Unity. Return to the truth that binds heaven and earth.
Let the mosques revive their call with sincerity. Let homes echo with the name of the One. Let the youth of every nation rise to live and die for a cause nobler than self—the cause of One God.
This is not merely an article. It is a revival cry. A declaration of war against division, against idolatry in all forms—be it in temples or in hearts.
Closing Testament
“Say, He is Allah, the One;
Allah, the Eternal and Absolute;
He begets not, nor is He begotten;
And there is none like unto Him.”
(Surah Al-Ikhlas)
May this message light a fire in hearts, awaken sleeping souls, and unite the world again in the name of its true Sovereign.
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