Majestic Writings of the Promised Messiah — Page 27
A Review of the Pakistani Government’s “White Paper”: Qadiyaniyyat—A Grave Threat to Islam [ 27 ] and aspirations of many, but their woeful cries will keep his memories alive for a long time. Maul a n a A z a d continues: Men who revolutionized the spiritual or intellectual world appear very seldom. But when such prides of the children of history do appear, they bring about a revolution in this world. The demise of Mirz a Sahib, in spite of extreme differences over some of his claims and views, has made educated and enlightened Muslims realize that they have lost one of their pre- eminent personalities. Now remember their remarks that the writings of the Promised Messiah as is without flair, and his writings lack humour and reasoning. The Maul a n a further writes: His distinction of serving as an ever victorious gen- eral against the opponents of Islam. . . Our adversaries say that Mirz a Sahib’s writings lack sub- stance and, besides prophesizing the deaths of his antago- nists, contributed nothing, but Maul a n a Abul Kal a m A z a d writes about the Promised Messiah as : His distinction of serving as an ever victorious gen- eral against the opponents of Islam compels us to openly and sincerely wish that the majestic move- ment which dwarfed and destroyed our enemies for a long time may continue in the future.