Malfuzat - Volume IX — Page 344
Malf uza t - English translation of Urdu Volume 9 344 peace and blessings of Allah be upon him. I advised him and warned him of his error, but he took offence to this. Eventually, his disease continued to increase with time and arrogance took root. Satan had also been doomed on account of arrogance. ‘Abdul- H ak i m ought to have come to Qadian when I stopped him, and ought to have benefited from my company and pre- sented his doubts with humility. Such filth can only be cleansed through Prophets, but he opined that there is no need to follow Prophets. He should have come with humility, and I would have prayed and would have addressed his doubts as well. He had published one of his dreams too in which he says to a person that I had erased his name from among those who have pledged allegiance. Now, if there were truly objections in his heart, he should have separated himself, not that I should have cut him off. It was another matter if he had left my Movement consid- ering it evil, but I have myself cut him off from the Jam a ‘at. He accepts in his writings that I myself have removed his name from among those who have pledged allegiance. 1 1. Al- H akam, vol. 11, no. 30, p. 4, dated 24 August 1907