Haqiqatul-Wahi (The Philosophy of Divine Revelation) — Page 664
664 SR. DATE HAQIQATUL-WAḤI-THE PHILOSOPHY OF DIVINE REVELATION SENDER'S VILLAGE, GIST OF THE LETTER No. NAME TEHSIL, DISTRICT 12 31 March 1907 Miyāń Dīn, Imam of Tihal, Gujrat Mosque 13 1 April 1907 Karam Din, Teacher Dinga, Gujrat 14 1 April 1907 Muḥammad Heelan, Fadl-ur-Rah- Gujrat man 15 1 April 1907 Nizām-ud- Din In conformity with the revelation received by you, an amazing event hap- pened on 31 March 1907 at about 4 PM; i. e. a fragment of fire appeared in the sky upon seeing which thousands of people were struck dumb with amazement instantly. In Dinga and its environs, a burning meteorite fell to earth. It moved in the sky from south-west to north-east. This event happened on 31 March [1907] and so clearly fulfilled the prophecy made by Your Holiness because 31 March was the last day of the [prescribed] time frame. At 4 PM on 31 March [1907] a few brightly burning meteorites each as large as a human skull in size with two or two and a half yard long tails were seen burn- ing hot and falling to the ground. It was indeed an extremely awe-inspiring and amazing spectacle. Many people were struck with terror and many fainted and then regained consciousness after quite some time and this way the prophecy made by Your Holiness was fulfilled manifestly. Adra-mah, On 31 March at the time of 'Aşr Prayer Shah-pur when the sky was clear, unexpectedly a fiery fragment of fire appeared upon the sky and I saw sparks of fire fall from the sky. Because Huḍur had already previously published that on 31 March or by 31 March some amazing event will manifest itself; therefore, this prophecy has been fulfilled in such a clear way that no one can refute it. Ghulam Goleki, Muḥammad Gujrat 16 1 April 1907 Jatt 17 1 April 1907 Noor-ud- Deen Gujrat Kharian, On 31 March, I saw an awe-inspiring flame in the sky. The prophecy has been fulfilled clearly. Congratulations to you! With the appearance of this awe-inspiring ball of fire, the prophecy has been fulfilled very clearly.