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xvi Review (By Ata-ul-Mujeeb Rashed, Imam Fazl Mosque London) Arze Bilal is such an attractive topic that both hands automatically stretch out for this book. It is an interesting compilation of beautiful memories of practical experiences of Maulana Munawar Ahmad Khurshid Sahib, the Jama’at Muballigh. Because (reword) Arze Bilal. . . of its simple and flowing style it is very captivating. It is amazing how the writer preserved these Tabligh and Tarbiyyat related incidents extending over such a long period in his memory and then penned them down with precise details. He states that his style lacks rhetoric but I must assert that it has such flowing and attractive quality that motivates the reader to go on and on and so often it feels as if the reader is riding with him. Beautiful memoirs of practical experiences of a Muballigh, in addition to being faith inspiring, are a compendium of countless informations. I liked the manner in which the writer has detailed the sacrifices and efforts of the sincere and devoted Ahmadis of Arz e Bilal. This book has preserved in history the sacrifices and selfless services of these unknown devotees of Islam. The book also gives a fair idea of the difficulties faced by the Ahmadi Muballighs in the field of Tabligh and continuous advance of these Muballighs steadfastly, inspite of all the problems and hinderances, under the canopy of Divine help and support. The scenes of Allah’s help, support and security inspire living faith in