Chosen Saints of God and the Bigoted Mullas — Page 40
"Twelve Ulemas from Mecca and thirty-two Ulemas from. Medina have verified this verdict and affixed their seals to the document". . The conclusion. After having related very briefly the deplorable incidents and the historical facts concerning the chosen sages of God, who faced great trials and sacrificed their honour, their possessions and their lives and became the victims of the obdurate Mullas totally impervious to reason in declaring these saints as infidels, renegades, heretics and apostates, we shall now quote a few lines from the writings of the Promised Messiah in this connection. . He said, "What makes one wonder is that none of these saints had escaped the verdict of apostasy. And how holy and how blessed were they all?. . . Even this verdict of apostasy is a matter of great blessings which these noble and pious souls of God had inherited". (Akhbaar Al-Hakam:. May, 1908). Translated by. M. A. K. GHAURI 18th. Printed by ASCOT PRESS, 98/100 Hackford Road, London, S. W. 9