The Need for the Imam — Page 53
D ar u rat-ul-Imam 53 pointed to represent Prophethood, that he should have just a few revealed sentences to his credit, and those too with- out any proof? Can this be enough to satisfy his people and his opponents? I now wish to close this discussion. If there be anything unpalatable in it, I apologize to everyone, as I do also to my friend who claims to be the recipient of revelations. I have written all this in sheer good faith. I love this dear friend of mine with all my heart, and beseech God to be with him. The humble one, Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, Qadian, Distt. Gurdaspur.