The Conclusive Argument — Page 5
Mirza Ghulam Ahmad 5 بمفارقة المألف واالٔلیف، وأنحوا أبصارهم عن الدنیا وما فیها، وأخذتهم جذبة ٌ عظمی فجُذبوا إلی الل ّٰ رب ّ العالمین. أُخُوّة أن فاعلم بعد أما إ سالم یقتضي النصح وصدق ال ا الالكم، ومن أُعطی َ علمًا من علوم فأخفاه كسر ٍّ مكتوم فهو أحد من الخائنین. وإن العلوم ال تنتهي دقائقها، وال تُحصی حقائقها، وال مانع لظهورها، وال محاق لبدورها، خر ین. آ ال ل تُرِك علم من وكم أسرار، من ر بّي علّمني وقد وجعلني أخبار، من وأخبرني مجدّد هذه المائة، وخصّني في علومه بالبسطة والسعة، وجعلني dear friends. They turned their eyes away from the world and its affairs and were pulled by a mighty attraction that drew them towards Allah, Rabbul- ‘ a lam i n [the Lord of all the worlds]. To proceed, know that Islamic brotherhood demands sincere advice and truthfulness. A per- son who is bestowed with some knowledge and then conceals it like a closely guarded secret is a traitor. There is no end to the subtleties of knowledge, and its verities are countless. There is no hindrance to their disclosure, nor are there dark nights for their full moons. There are many fields of knowledge left for the people of the Latter Days. The truth is that my Lord has taught me many a mystery and granted me knowledge about the unseen. He has commissioned me as the Mujaddid [Reformer] of this century and chosen me to receive liberally and abundantly of His knowledge and made me an heir to His Messengers.