Malfuzat - Volume IX — Page 496
Malf uza t - English translation of Urdu Volume 9 496 the Prophets and our Noble Prophet, may peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, who is the chief of all pure souls, pro- tected from the touch of Satan, God forbid. In other words, they hold the opinion that there was Satan’s influence in the birth of the Holy Prophet, may peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, God forbid, but there was no influence of Satan in the birth of Prophet Jesus as and his mother. The pangs of regret set in again and again as to the how much their condition has degraded ! ِ ْه ی َ ِِّٰ وَاِنَّا ٓ اِل هّٰلل َّا اِن ِ ْه ی َ ِِّٰ وَاِنَّا ٓ اِل هّٰلل َّا اِن [Surely, to Allah we belong and to Him shall we return]. The Promised Messiah as said: These people present a hadith in support of their claim that is in S a hih al-Bukh a r i and do not reflect that the Holy Quran has superiority above all. It is written in the Holy Quran that God Almighty said to Satan: 1 َّنِا ْيِداَبِع َسْيَل َكَل ْمِهْيَلَع ٌنٰطْلُس َّنِا ْيِداَبِع َسْيَل َكَل ْمِهْيَلَع ٌنٰطْلُس [Meaning:] You have no power over My servants. In their view was the Holy Prophet, may peace and bless- ings of Allah be upon him, not among the servants? Firstly, a hadith that contradicts the Holy Quran is not a saying of the Prophet s as even if it is found in [ S a hih al- ] Bukh a r i or [ S a hih ] Muslim. Secondly, how can the honour of a Muslim accept a statement as an authentic ‘saying’ that necessitates brazen dis- respect and disgrace to the Noble Prophet Muhammad, the Chosen, Beloved and Cherished of God, and the Chief of all 1. As to My servants, thou shalt certainly have no power over them ( S u rah Ban i Isr a ’ i l, 17:66). [Publisher]