A Critical Review of the Pamphlet, 'Fateh-e-Qadian' — Page 43
Matchlessness of I‘J A ZUL-MAS IH 43 written by Golarhv i with his own hand which he sent to Maulav i Karamud-D i n. In short, Golarhv i has urged Muhammad H asan’s father not to show me the books. Golarhv i says in the postcard that he wrote with the permission of Muhammad H asan. This is not a sincere statement. He was compelled to say this because he was ashamed that we came to know of the secret. I am sending the postcard separately. You will see that it has been written by Golarhv i in his own handwriting. Humbly, Shah a bud-D i n from Bh ee n Maulav i Karamud-D i n, mentioned in Mi an Shah a bud-D i n’s letter, wrote to the Promised Messiah as and to Hak i m Fa d lud-D i n, the proprietor of D i a -ul-Isl a m Press, Qadian. We reproduce these letters below: Revered, your holiness, Mirz a Sa hib, May you live long. Assal a mu ‘alaikum wa ra h matullahi wa barak a tuh u For some time, I have been reading your books and I love your writings. Many times in my dreams I have seen good scenes about you. I often argue with your adversaries. I have not yet become your disciple, for I feel one has to take great care; as long as one is not satisfied through a private face-to-face meeting it is not right to take a pledge. However, I have love for you in absentia.