Khatm-e-Nubuwatt (ختم نبوت)

Khatm-e-Nubuwatt is an educational application designed to provide in-depth knowledge about a crucial tenet of Islamic faith related to the finality of prophethood. This belief, universally accepted by Muslims, holds that Prophet Muhammad was the last messenger sent by Allah, concluding the line of prophets. An understanding of this concept is essential given certain groups, like the Qadianis (also known as Ahmadis), who present differing views that are not recognized by mainstream Islamic thought.

In 1974, the Muslim World League, reflecting a consensus among Islamic scholars worldwide, formally repudiated the legitimacy of the Qadiani Movement and its contrasting doctrine. This decision has been widely acknowledged in various Muslim-majority countries and upheld by court rulings even in non-Muslim nations, reinforcing the Qadiani group's divergence from mainstream Islamic beliefs.

As an essential tool for both Muslims and those interested in Islamic teachings, the software ensures users grasp the significance of this belief within the context of Islamic faith. By highlighting the Qadiani Movement and explaining why its claims are considered inconsistent with Islam, it facilitates informed understanding of this aspect of the religion.

This tool is useful not only for individual enlightenment but also for sharing insights with others. Therefore, users are encouraged to install it on their devices and promote awareness by informing their communities, thereby contributing to a broader appreciation and recognition of a fundamental Islamic doctrine. Khatm-e-Nubuwatt provides a foundation for informed dialogue and helps protect the integrity of Islamic teachings.