Noah's Ark

Set against the backdrop of the devastating plague in British India from 1896 to 1914, the narrative explores the British government's attempts to combat the epidemic through inoculation. Mirza Ghulam Ahmad of Qadian wrote Noah's Ark in 1902, presenting his teachings and a divine prophecy that followers would be miraculously protected from the plague without vaccination. The book emphasizes faith and the fulfillment of Ahmad's prophecy, highlighting a unique intersection of spirituality and historical events during a time of crisis.