Malfuzat – Volume X — Page 392
Malfuzat - English translation of Urdu Volume 10 392 would rather give up my life in his path than to sever my ties with him. ’ Thus, the blessed soul has left behind an example of the strength of faith and the purity of belief that my followers have. The Fate of Those who Reject The trouble is that people have no interest to ponder over reli- gious matters, to reflect upon issues with the fear of God [in their heart], to seek the distinction between truth and falsehood, or to employ a passionate urge to discover if the Movement is established at the behest of God or not. Notwithstanding, it should be remembered that this act of God Almighty is not frivolous. On the contrary, He has established this Movement with truth and wisdom and has raised it precisely at the time of need. He is most certainly going to demand an explana- tion from the disbelievers: َ ُ رَسُوْل ً إِل َّ أَخْزٰی بِہ ٖ قَوْمًا ل َّ یُؤْمِنُوْن هللا َ مَا أَرْسَل َ ُ رَسُوْل ً إِل َّ أَخْزٰی بِہ ٖ قَوْمًا ل َّ یُؤْمِنُوْن هللا َ مَا أَرْسَل. Take note that there has never been a Prophet nor a Messenger sent to this world, but whose deniers were chastised by God Almighty with humiliation and ignominy. Once the conclusive arguments for the truth of the Prophet have been furnished, it becomes necessary and essential that the disbelieving people be made to suffer chastisement in order to bring about a distinc- tion between the truth and falsehood. Two Cardinal Sins in the Sight of God There are two sins that are extremely grave in the sight of God. The first is to forge lies against God; that is, a person claims that God speaks to him or sends revelation or inspiration to him, whereas he does not receive any of them, nor has God ever