Was Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Planted By The British? — Page 11
Was Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at Planted by the British? 11 not motivated by any desire to be acclaimed or compensated for that. Quite the contrary, I felt it was my duty to explicitly acknowledge the truth. ' 9 ‘Allama Iqbal’s Eulogy of the British The above represents the viewpoint of the Promised Messiah as. Since his detractors allege that his praise for the British is a proof of his being the British agent, it is instructive to see what they themselves had said in that regard. The most notable among these, whose person has been particularly advertised in this government publication, is ‘All a ma Sir Muhammad Iqb a l. Let us see what he used to say and write about the British in his time and what were his sentiments and thoughts about them. He wrote an elegy on the death of Queen Victoria, in which he said: The Monarch’s coffin is on the move, Get up Iqbal, (and grind thyself to dust) Then spread thy dust on funeral route, Thy reverence for the Queen to prove. What’s in a name, ‘tis tragedy supreme 9 Kit a bul Bariyyah, Ruha n i Khaz a’ in , vol. 13, p. 340. [Publisher]