Invitation to Ahmadiyyat — Page 14
14 ك ُ اَبْوَابَھا ِّ بَا تُحَر َّ ْم ُ الص ي ِ ْھَا اَحَد ٌ و َ نَس ي ِْس َ ف ي م َ زَمَان ٌ لَ َّ یَاْتِی ْ عَلی ٰ جَھَن A time will come when no one will be left in Hell, and the morning breeze will blow rattling its windows and doors. 14 11. We believe that those who believe in God, His prophets, His angels and His books; who believe in His injunctions with all their heart and soul; who are meek and humble in their ways; who behave lowly even when they are great; who, being rich, live like the poor; who serve God’s creatures; who sac - rifice their comfort for the comfort of others; who abjure excesses and transgression and dishonesty; and who practice the higher morals and shun the baser ones, shall abide forever in a place that is called Paradise. Therein they will find peace and pleasure with no trace of pain or suffering. Therein shall man have God’s approbation and be blessed with His vision and covered in the mantle of His grace. Indeed, he will come so close to God as to become His reflection. Divine attributes will become manifest in his being in all their perfection. All his low desires shall perish, his will shall become one with the will of God, and he shall become the manifestation of the Divine by attaining eternal life. These are our beliefs and we don’t know of any others that are essential for subscribing to Islam. These are the same beliefs that have been outlined by all the Muslim divines and we are in com - plete agreement with them in this regard.