An Introduction to the Hidden Treasures of Islam — Page 419
419 Allah be upon him, and level unholy allegations and speak about him rudely, how we can have peace with them. I say with all the emphasis at my command, we may make peace with snakes of saline land and wolves of the wilderness, but we will never make peace with those miscreants who attack our Prophet, who is more dear to us than ourselves and our parents. God give us death before we do anything which may cost us our Islam. ( Paigh a m-e- S ula h, p. 30 , R uha n i Khaz a’ in , vol. 23, p. 459)