Ahmadis and the Aryas of Qadian — Page 40
40 be upon the liars]. Similarly, Shrampat too ought to swear an oath in response to my oath that if he has lied on oath, then God should send down punishment on him and his progeny within a year. Aameen. ن �ْ ی�ِ ب�ِ ن عَلی َ الْکَا� ہّٰلل ا ُ ق �َ و َ لَع�ْن 1 This is what has been written in relation to Shrampat. However, Malawamal, his friend, shares in this. He ought to swear an oath that was it not the case that after the demise of my father, I sent him to Amritsar to have the revelation ٗ ٍ ع�َب ۡدَہ ن َ ا ہّٰللُّٰ �ب ِکَا� اَل�َی ۡس engraved on a ring? Moreover, did he not bring the ring back after having paid a duty of five rupees? And during those days, was there any sign of this greatness, grandeur, majesty, and inclination of the masses [towards me]? Moreover, was this entire proph - ecy not relayed to him for which he was sent? Meaning he was informed that I had received the news from God Almighty that on Saturday, after the sun would set, my fa - ther would pass away and that I should not be aggrieved for God shall be my Guardian and shall be enough to fulfil my needs. This is a revelation from thrity-five to thirty-six years ago when I was, in the spectrum of obscurity so hidden, like a fragment of a jewel is buried beneath the bottom of 1 This sentence of malediction is concomitant to Shrampat in opposi - tion to my prayer, with regards to himself and in these same words, publicising this prayer having printed it in a newspaper. (Author)