Haqiqatul-Wahi (The Philosophy of Divine Revelation) — Page 1018
1018 HAQIQATUL-WAḤI-THE PHILOSOPHY OF DIVINE REVELATION Promised Messiah's revelation after death of, 704 retracted at moment of death 679 revelation' of, of being next to God and His beloved 708 status of dallin in terms of catego- ries in al-Fatihah 705 Baḥrul-Jawāhir incidence of Abul Khair's conver- sion to Islam in, 178 Bai'at of the Promised Messiah as pure transformation after, in thousands of devotees 305 Balaam, Son of Beor confrontation with Haḍrat Mūsā 189 mentioned in Holy Quran 47 stumbled after being a recipient of revelation 19 Balam Kundji testimony of a Hindu scholar named, 658 Barahin-e-Ahmadiyya Promised Messiah named ‘Īsā in, 183, 629 Promised Messiah named Mary in, 424, 425 Promised Messiah named Moses in, 653 promise of divine support in, 296, 419, 423, 652 prophecies contained in, and their fulfilment 571 prophecies of triumph and fame in, when Promised Messiah was alone 305 Barakātud-Du'à 357 Bashir Aḥmad glad tiding of birth of a son named, 276 miraculous recovery of, from eye disease 107, 293 Battles of Islam reasons for, 192 Bāvā Nānak discarded idol worship and adopted Tauhid 177 saying of, on consequences of evil deeds 225 Belief dangers of imperfect belief in God 21 in God and Holy Prophet is a requirement of faith 155 in God's Prophets is a must 210 role of human effort and reason in, 162 true significance of, in Allah 171 Believers characteristics of, 795 in God must believe in His attributes 210 rewards for, 796 Bishambar Dās fulfilment of revelation about, 380 reduction in imprisonment of, as prophesied 282, 337 Black Stone interpretation of, if seen in a dream 842 Promised Messiah as designated by God as, 842 Brahmū Samāj believe in God but not in Prophets 211 Breaking of Cross real meanings of, 392 tremendous sacrifices needed for, 392 British Government fairness of, and prayers for, 866 peace and comfort granted to Promised Messiah as under, 849