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A Review of the Pakistani Government’s “White Paper”: Qadiyaniyyat—A Grave Threat to Islam [ 33 ] were definitely not seen by the enemy. The Zam i nd a r news- paper writes: Whereas, our well known saints and scholars of shrines are indolent and totally inactive, this valorous Jam a ‘at has rendered a meritorious service. ( Ibid. ) Now go ahead and change this entire history, if you can. It has been written. The pen of events has recorded it. The pen held by your own hands has verified the truth of these incidents. Raise as much clamour as you wish, but you will never be able to erase these historical events from the face of the earth. Acknowledgement of the Services of the Ahmadiyyah Muslim Jam a ‘ at Sheikh Ghul a m H usain was a non-Ahmad i from Jhelum, where he also worked with the other religious communi- ties. From there, he wrote a letter to the Zam i nd a r newspa- per which was published in its publication of June 29, 1923. Sheikh Ghul a m H usain addresses the editor of the Zam i n- d a r newspaper: The Qadian i Ahmad i s are displaying great selfless- ness. Approximately a hundred of their preachers, under the command of the delegation’s head, are entrenched in various villages. These people have rendered a visible service. All these preachers are working without pay or stipends. Although we are