Barahin-e-Ahmadiyya Part IV — Page 400
BarĀhĪn-e-a H madiyya — Part Four 400 should debate a controversial point with Maulav i Muhammad Husain. Yielding to his insistence, I accompanied this man in the evening to the home of Maulav i Muhammad Husain and found him in the company of his father in the mosque. To summarize, upon hearing the explana- tion of the respected Maulav i [Muhammad Husain], this humblest one concluded that there was nothing unfair and objectionable in his state- ment; consequently, the debate with him was abandoned for the sake of Allah. At night the Benevolent God addressed me in His revelation and discourse in reference to the same abandonment of the debate, and said: ابداشہ ہک کت �ی ہ اں اگ. دے ربتک تہب ےھجت وہ اور وہا رایض ےس لعف اس ی رے �ت دخا ی را �ت ےگ. ی ڈوھڈن� ربتک ےس ڑپکوں ی رے �ت Your God is well-pleased with what you have done, and He will bless you greatly, so much so that kings will seek blessings from your garments. Thereafter, those kings, riding upon horses, were shown in a state of vision. Since the attitude of humility and lowliness was adopted purely for the sake of God and His Messenger, Allah, the Perfect Benefactor, did not desire to leave it unrewarded. ّروا ک فتدبّروا و تف [So reflect and ponder]. After this He said: ‘The maladies of people and the blessings of God. ’ This means that the benefit of being blessed will be that through this the spiritual illnesses of people will be cured and that those individ- uals who are fortunate will be directed and guided by my teach- ings, and will be healed and cured of physical ills and difficul- ties except those for which an unchangeable decree of Allah has been determined. Then the revelation continued, ‘Your Lord is All-Powerful and does whatever He determines. ’ Then He said,