Haqiqatul-Wahi (The Philosophy of Divine Revelation) — Page 421
POSTSCRIPT-SIGN NUMBER 149 421 إِنَّ شَانِئَكَ هُوَ الْابْتَرُ Then Ghulam Dastagir Qaşūrī arose. He was eager to earn fame among his people by praying against me. That is, as Muḥammad Tahir had prayed against a false Messiah and Mahdi, who perished thereafter; similarly, he sought my destruction by praying against me. But, after this prayer against me, he was quickly destroyed in an unprecedented manner. No maulawi is able to explain the mystery that, whereas Muḥammad Tahir's prayer killed the false Messiah of his time by pray- ing against him, Ghulām Dastagīr himself died after praying against the Messiah of his time. This is an example of the silent help of God. More tangibly, God Almighty has bestowed upon me such awe that no Christian priest can dare confront me. There was a time when those people publicly shouted at the top of their voices alleging that no miracle was performed by the Holy Prophet, may peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, and that the Holy Quran contains no prophecy, whereas, now, God has struck such fear in their hearts that they dare not face themselves in my direction, as if they have all departed from this world. I declare in the name of God in whose hands rests my life that if a Christian priest chooses to face me for this confrontation, God will abase him and make him suffer such chastisement that will have no parallel and he will not have the power to demonstrate—with the help and power of his imaginary ‘Goď—what I demonstrate, and my God will rain down Signs for me from both heaven and earth. Truly do I say that this blessing has not been bestowed on people belonging to other faiths. Therefore, is there any Christian cleric on the face of this earth- from the east to the ends of the west-who can demonstrate divine Signs in comparison with me? I have won the battle; no one can dare confront me. Indeed, this is what God Almighty had, by way of a prophecy, proclaimed twenty-five years ago: 1. Surely, it is your enemy who is without issue (Surah al-Kauthar, 108:4). [Publisher]