The Miracle of Ahmad — Page 2
Hazrat Mirza ghulam AHmAD 2 called upon Maulaw i Sanau l lah from Amritsar to represent them. The need to pen this treatise would not have arisen had Maulaw i Sanau l lah not employed deceit and falsehood during the debate. But since Maulaw i Sanaullah considers it a duty of his to tell lies in denying my prophecies, God Almighty drew my attention towards writing this treatise, اتس ی روےئ وشد رہ ہک دروشغ ابدش [in order to heap disgrace upon all liars]. O Fair-minded ones! It must be known to the readers of my book Nuz u lul-Mas ih, wherein as many as 150 heavenly Signs have been recorded along with the testimonies of hundreds of peo - ple, that God’s perfect and pure Signs are pouring down like rain in my support. If the number of people who have witnessed the fulfilment of these Signs were to be counted, it would, I believe, exceed six million. But, sadly, prejudice and worldliness together make up such an accursed disease as does not allow one to see despite being able to see, and does not allow one to hear despite being able to hear, and does not allow one to understand despite being able to understand. I declare in the name of that God in whose hands my life rests that if the witnesses to the Signs, which were demonstrated in my favour and manifested in my support, were to be assembled in one place, they would outnumber the army of any ruler on earth. However, the world is so fraught with sins that people deny Signs of even such magnitude. Heaven testified in my favour, and so did the earth, yet a greater portion of mankind did not accept me. Indeed, I am the one in whose time camels have been abandoned, a fact that fulfils the prophecy mentioned in the verse: