Was Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat Planted By The British? — Page 13
Was Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at Planted by the British? 13 The Wing of God’s Mercy, (alack-a-day!) Gone is now, one who shared thy people’s grief, Now heavens shake as mourners for her cry, ‘Tis the funeral of Thy Adornment, now gone by! 10 The Promised Messiah has been accused of calling the British 'The wing of God’s mercy' whereas ‘All a ma Iqbal himself has used the same term 'wing of God’s mercy' in this elegy. British government in the Eyes of the Ahl-e- H ad i th and Diyuband i ulama The Ahl-e- H ad i th and Diyuband i are in fact in the forefront of opposition to the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jam a ‘at at the present time, and they are the virtual arms and instruments of the present government. Their highest ranking scholar and a distinguished elder, Shams-ul-Ulam a ’ Maulana Na zi r Ahmad Dihlw i said: 'It is essential for the peace of entire India that a foreign ruler continues to govern over it: one who is neither a Hindu nor a Muslim— someone from the European monarchies. [So, it doesn’t have to be necessarily British; it 10 B a qiy a t-e-Iqb a l, compiled by Sayyed Abdul W a hid Mu‘ i ni, M. A. (Oxon). Published by A ina-e-Adab, An a rkal i , Lahore, Pakistan. [Publisher]