Barahin-e-Ahmadiyya Part III — Page 282
BarĀhĪn-e-a H madiyya — Part three 282 petition for improving education among, 7 promised victories of Persia and Rome 172 revelation promised for, 172 Nafs-e-amm « a »rah self that incites to evil 86 130 Natural sin true atonement as remedy of, 87 Nature diversity of, 88 human faculties subjected to law of, 144 of children of Adam 85 of Holy Prophet saw 93 94 99 of humans 56 95 operations of the laws of, 82 revelation descends in accord with Prophet’s, 94 Tau « h »« i »d inherent in human, 85 N« u »r Afsh an cited 236 240 247 249 N « u »r-e-‘aql defined 99 N « u »r-e-qalb defined 86 N « u »r-e-wa « h »« i » conditions for being a recipient of, 99 defined 99 Objection about the inimitability of revela- tion 48 about the need for revelation 48 about the revelation arising from within the heart 141 that all verities of divine knowl- edge cannot be in one book 126 that everyone should be able to receive revelation 81 that God has not fulfilled all of man’s need 78 that it is disrespectful to suggest that God speaks to man 139 that reason provides sufficient knowledge for salvation 79 that revelation obstructs intellec- tual development and blocks progress of research 182 that the book of nature is ‘open’ and should suffice for guidance 110 that why did God not cause Quran to spread in all civiliza- tions 100 Observation as means of convincing oneself of existence of revelation 142 Oneness of God see also Tau « h »« i »d belief in, should wipe out poly- theism 27 established by the Holy Quran 116 in S « u »rah al-Ikhl « a » s about, 244 propagated only by recipients of revelation 182 Perfect certainty attainment of, 79 not attainable by unaided reason 183 rational hypotheses can never lead to, 49 required for salvation 46 through revealed book 44 Perfect purity precondition for receiving revela- tion 91 Persia promised victories of, 172 Pharaoh fate of, a warning for disbelievers 163 punishment of, 162