Haqiqatul-Wahi (The Philosophy of Divine Revelation) — Page 1034
1034 HAQIQATUL-WAḤI-THE PHILOSOPHY OF DIVINE REVELATION Parmeshwar belief of Aryas that, cannot for- give sins 77 conflict within the Aryah con- cept of, 396 no miracles ever shown by, of Āryas 217 not clear why, addressed as father 397 People of the Cave secret of, remained undisclosed 849 similarity of Promised Messiah as with, 849 Pharaoh proclamation upon witnessing sign of God's wrath 239 Philosophers cannot deliver from doubts 140 generally end up o as atheist 195 Pir Manzur Muḥammad Ludhianavi birth of the daughter of, a Sign of acceptance of prayer 122 Pir Mehr 'Alī complete inability to write in competition with I'jāzul-Masiḥ 480 false accusations in Saif-e- Chughta'i 433 Pir Sahibul-'Alam of Sindh dream of, 255 Plague at time of Mūsā 681 chastisement of, 867 devastation caused by, 796 divine protection for Promised Messiah and his community from, 278, 731, 796, 797 God shall not remove, until ple change their condition 297 miraculous recovery of Maulawi Muḥammad 'Ali from, 323 peo- promised protection without vaccination 278 prophecies of, by the Promised Messiah 197, 280, 287, 336, 796,869 prophecy by Hadrat 'Īsā concern- ing, 254 relation of terms tā'ün and najlā' with, 555 Poets vain talk of, 798 Prayer(s) acceptance of, is sign for right- eous 403 complete attention in, only grant- ed by God's grace 163 divine practice regarding, 29 efforts needed to make, stand upright 164 for a sign 411 heartfelt, by son of Mary 349 of those with imperfect piety 19 signs of acceptance of, 109, 362 Pride a barrier between scholars and righteousness 864 Printing Press invention of, 206 Promised Messiah as aḥadīth about, of not engaging in jihad 581 all Muslims unconditionally believe in the coming of, 856 arbiter for these times 57 as Ādam of the Latter Days 801 background of first revelation 858 beholding of God in vision 325 belief about descent of Hadrat 'Isā 182 blessings on, 802 books of, and denial of their qual- ities by opponents 951