Haqiqatul-Wahi (The Philosophy of Divine Revelation) — Page 1027
INDEX OF TOPICS Promised Messiah's writings only a reflection of eloquence of, 798 prophesied eclipses of sun and moon as Signs 794 revealed by True God 782 reveals countenance of True Beloved 2 sanctity of meanings of, 848 served as arbitrator between Christians and Jews 48 teaching of, to obey Holy Proph- et 149 ties perfect Tauhid to following the Messenger 175 Holy Scriptures prophecies about Latter Days 802 Hydrophobia miraculous case of recovery from, 599 Hypocrites cannot be called believers in their state of hypocrisy 204 Ibn Sayyad Imām of the Age admonitions to persistent deniers of, 830 now is time for, 842 Imām-ud-Din evil intention of, 341 nuisance of construction of a wall by, 340 Impostors always defeated in mubahalah 825 cannot be recipient of God's favours 794 fate of past, 825 not helped by God 825 some characteristics of, 799 In'ām defined 68 Injil (Gospel) excessive emphasis on clemency 186 in service of Torah 186 Interpretation of Dreams enemy entry into house portends misfortune 412 was a Muslim and performed Hajj 55 Islam condition of, at time of Promised Messiah as 787 Ibnul-Ashraf Holy Qur'an prophecy of remain- ing abtar about, 547 I'jāz-e-Aḥmadī prophetic verses in, 288 Ijma' (consensus) claim of, after Companions", not valid 843 Ijtihad (interpretive judgment) no Prophet immune from mis- takes in, 719 Imām Muḥammad Baqir ḥadīth narrated by, 246 consistent with human nature 218 destined rejuvenation of, 819 door to progress towards God open only in, 225 gist of teachings contained in kalimah 133 is a living faith 219 no coercion in, 582 only faith that is proven on the basis of reason and fairness 218 only faith that leads to God 78 only religion that presents God with all His powers 778 1027