Did God Stop Speaking to Humanity?
When the final revelation descended upon the Prophet Muhammad (SAWW), humanity crossed a spiritual threshold - from Prophethood to stewardship, from divine instruction to moral responsibility.
In
Did Prophethood End with Muhammad (SAWW)?
, Iftikhar Ahmad traces the grand architecture of divine guidance - from Adam's awakening to the final seal of revelation - to show that the end of Prophethood was not divine silence but divine trust.
Combining classical scholarship with modern reflection, the book unfolds a coherent philosophy of revelation as a "divine curriculum," leading humankind from external law to internal conscience. With careful references to the Qur'an, Hadith, and comparative theology, it redefines the finality of Prophethood as the culmination of revelation - the point where divine wisdom became a universal human responsibility.
A profound and globally relevant work for readers of faith, philosophy, and moral thought.