The Miracle of Ahmad — Page xi
Foreword The Promised Messiah as wrote I‘j a z-e-Ahmad i to respond to three bold assertions that Maulaw i Sanaullah made during his debate with Ahmadi Muslims in the Indian city of Mudh Bhilowal, District Amirtsar, namely: 1. All the prophecies of the Promised Messiah as proved false; 2. He was ready for a mub a halah [prayer duel] with the Promised Messiah as ; and 3. He was capable of writing a book comparable to I‘j a zul-Mas ih, an eloquent Arabic work of the Promised Messiah as , whenever he desired. The Promised Messiah as wrote the present book in the span of just five days. In it, he rebuts forcefully the assertions made by Maulaw i Sanau l lah. In addition to the Urdu text, he penned a qa si dah (ode) in classical Arabic, which depicted vividly the details of the Mudh Bhilowal debate, and cites numerous Signs manifested by Allah