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56 of rupees, is beyond the power of human reason and fore- sight. If someone does not believe this, let him produce a precedent. These prophecies become all the more un- matched when viewed in the context of the third prophecy, that people would try their utmost to stop their fulfilment, but God would make them come true. Anyone who looks at all these prophecies together, will have to admit that this is not the work of man, for man cannot foretell if he will even live to a certain age. (4) The fourth prophecy contained the above revelations related to the martyrdom of two of my followers. This prophecy was fulfilled when Sheikh ‘Abdur Ra h m a n was martyred on the orders of Amir ‘Abdur Ra h m a n, the ruler of Kabul; and Sahibz a da ‘Abdul La ti f Khan Sahib was also mar- tyred in Kabul at the behest of Amir H ab i bull a h. Apart from these, thousands of other prophecies have also been fulfilled. I once informed Maulaw i H ak i m N u rudd i n Sahib that a son would be born to him with sores on his body, and it transpired exactly as I had foretold. I believe Maulaw i Sahib is present in this Jalsa and anyone can ask him to swear on oath whether or not this is true. Then, ‘Abdur Ra hi m Khan, son of Sard a r Muhammad ‘Al i Khan, a chieftain of Mal i r Kotla, fell seriously ill and his life was despaired of, but God informed me through revelation that the boy could recover through my interces- sion. So when I prayed for him out of heartfelt sympathy and compassion, the disease left him and he virtually re- turned from the dead. ‘Abdull a h Khan, son of the same