The British Interests in India and Their Real Guardians — Page 14
[ 14 ] What do Others Say About the Demolition of the Cross This is the declaration of the Promised Messiah as that he has demolished the Cross. Now we should see what the opponents, who were looking in from the outside, say about the effectiveness of the strategy of the Promised Messiah as. Did it work or not? By asserting that Jesus as died a natural death, did he break the strength of the Christians or not? In this regard I shall first read a reference from a scholar who was not an Ahmad i. In fact, he belonged to a group fiercely opposed to Ahmad i s. But it was a time when the scholars still had some regard for the truth and did, at times, acknowledge the facts. Among such scholars was one named Maulav i N u r Muhammad Naqshband i Chisht i. He wrote a lengthy preface to the translation of the Holy Qur’an by Maulav i Ashraf ‘Al i Th a nv i. In the preface he wrote on page 30: In that age, Padre Lefroy embarked from England with a large contingent of priests, under oath, to con- vert all of India to Christianity in a short time. He had a huge sum of donations from the British and continuing pledges of monetary support for the future. He created a big splash in India. Note the British interests. How many tens of thousands of rupees were spent by them back then. A great champion of theirs was sent to India, and he achieved what, according to