Favours of the Gracious God — Page 131
131 HADRAT MIRZA GHULAM AHMAD AS ments. You will find that Arabic and the book of nature are like two mirrors that face each other; you will not find any moral or action, any belief or mode of worship, any emotion or passion, corresponding to which there do not exist root words in the Arabic language. You will most certainly not find this perfection in any language other than Arabic. Therefore, you ought to put this claim to the test if you do not believe in it, but do not be hasty like someone who is headstrong. And let it be known that there exists a natural relation - ship between Arabic and the book of nature – they are eternal reflections of each other as if they are two mirrors placed opposite each other by the Most Gracious, or like identical twins, or like two springs that flow from a single source running parallel to one another. Therefore, reflect and do not be like the blind. These are conclusive proofs and definite arguments which establish that Arabic is the tongue, and the Furq a n is the light that perfectly distin - guishes between truth and falsehood. Therefore, reflect, and be not among the negligent. And whoever contem - plates over the Holy Qur’an and ponders over the words of Al-Furq a n [i. e. the Holy Qur’an], will understand that this has been proven with evidence. And I have not writ - ten this in the manner of those who conjecture. Rather, I