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all worldly affairs. He was indeed amongst the righteous who stretch taqwa (fear of incurring His displeasure) and obedience to God to the ultimate limits. To please Allah, he was ever willing to sacrifice his life, honour and assets as if they were nothing but worthless garbage. His potential in faith had grown to such an extent that if I liken it to the greatest of great mountains I fear that the analogy will not do justice to his station. " (Tazkira-tush- Shahadatain) On another occasion the Promised Messiah (PBUfI) said, liThe inherent steadfastness pulled and pushed him towards Qadian. He had an enlightened conscience, was selfless, had a clear vision and had been endowed with a dynamic view. He had a deep comprehension of Hadeeth and the Holy Quran and had already seen many true visions concerning me. Immediately after looking at me he accepted me and then', with complete satisfaction and comprehension, believed in me and took the Vow of Bait which of course was conditional upon his willingness to sacrifice his life. During the very first meeting he absorbed so much that it appeared as if he had been with me for years. Not only that but he began to receive revelations from the Almighty and was foretold of some events which were to follow, His heart was totally cleansed and purged of al1 except Allah. " (Braheen 5th Part Page 161 1st Edition) During his stay in Qadian he became immersed deeper and deeper in his love for the Promised Messiah (PBUfI). The flame of love continued to illuminate and warm his pure heart. Describing his condition his pupil Hadhrat Buzurg Sahib records: liThe martyr had deep love for the Promised Messiah (PBUfI). In the presence of the Promised Messiah (PBUH) he always 51