An Exposé on False Claims of Prophethood Fitna e Yousaf Kazzab is an Urdu book authored by Arshad Qureshi. The book was written with the ...
An Exposé on False Claims of Prophethood
Fitna e Yousaf Kazzab is an Urdu book authored by Arshad Qureshi. The book was written with the stated objective of exposing the claims, beliefs, and activities of a man named Muhammad Yousaf from Lahore, who allegedly declared himself a prophet. The compiler presents his work as a religious duty, arguing that the individual’s statements and actions were against the fundamental teachings of Islam.
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According to the author, the first volume focuses on Yousaf’s claims, doctrines, speeches, and written material, relying on documented statements and eyewitness accounts. The second volume compiles reports published in newspapers and journals regarding his case. The book describes his alleged assertions about prophethood and other controversial beliefs, along with reactions from religious circles.
The author further mentions that legal proceedings were initiated, and that bail applications were reportedly rejected by both the Session Court and the High Court. The narrative presents the case within the broader historical context of movements involving false claims of prophethood in the subcontinent.
Overall, the book serves as a polemical and investigative account from the author’s perspective, aiming to document and critique what he describes as a religious deviation.
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