regions caved in to them they destroyed all the graves of the Companions and razed them to the ground.... In fact, it has been noticed that the Ulema of the Wahhabis consider their own opinions correct and not possibly wrong, while they consider the opinions of others wrong and not possibly correct. More than that, they consider what others than themselves do in the way of erecting tombs and circumambulating them, as near to idolatry.... In this respect they are near the Khawarij who used to declare those who dissented with them apostate and fight them as we already mentioned." Views on Ahmadiyya Movement According to Muhammad Abu Zahra, Ghulam Ahmad deviated from the mainstream aqidah of Islam due to his distinct views which is not shared by any other Schools of Islamic theology. First of all, Ghulam claimed that he found the grave of Jesus which is not accepted by any other Islamic school of divinity. In addition, Ghulam Ahmad conceded that the soul and the power of Messiah incarnated to his body due to his discovery of Jesus's grave. Because of this reason, his words are indisputable and absolute (Haqq). Moreover, Ahmad declared that he was authorized by Allah (Jalla Jalaalahoo) to make any revisions and modernization of Dīn, since he is the Mahdi. Furthermore, Ghulam does not give permission to Ahmadi-Women to get married with the other Muslim-Men of non-Ahmadi Muslim sects. This is clearly admission of the Muslims of the other madhhabs as Non-Muslims. Therefore, it is a justification that non-Ahmadis are being considered as Non-Muslims (according to the theological discourse developed) by Mirza Ghulam Ahmad.<ref name="Zahra2">Muhammad Abu Zahra, The history of Madhhabs and Schools of Islamic theology in Islam-Chapter on Ahmadiyya movement.</ref> Works Abu Zahra wrote over a dozen books, amongst them: Tarikh al-Madhahib al-Islamiyya (History of the Islamic Schools) al-'Alaqat al-Dawliyah fi al-Islam (International Relations in Islam) Zahrat al-Tafasir. Al-Jarīmah wa al-‛Uqūbah fī al-Fiqh al-Islāmī. Al-Mujtama‛ al-Insānī fī Zill al-Islām. (Human Society in the Shade of Islam) Sīrah Khātam al-Nabiyyīn. Tanzīm al-Islām lil-Mujtama‛. Ilm Usul al-Fiqh''. Notes External links Muhammad Abu Zahrah International Institute of Advanced Islamic Studies (IAIS) Malaysia Scholar of renown: Muhammad Abu Zahrah Arab News Bibliography at GoodReads Hanafis Asharis Maturidis Mujaddid 20th-century Muslim theologians Sunni imams Sunni fiqh scholars Egyptian Muslim scholars of Islam Quranic exegesis scholars Academic staff of Al-Azhar University Academic staff of Cairo University People from El