Selected Urdu Poems of the Promised Messiah (as) — Page 52
52 Th1S1el1c tdcU ru1Po um ls1 rduPfo1c h1oofis io 52 نب ہن آیئ آرخ ھچک آےگ ےک ِ دخا ںیہن ی د� ےہ ہ ی اُاھٹ � ی بس اگویلی وں رپ اُرتے دل ںیم Ultimately proven futile in opposing the religion of God, Abuse became their final resort—their hearts filled with the very same. رہزگ ےک اُن ی ںیم آوھكنں ےہ ی ہ ںیہن � ا ی � و رشم ےہ ہ ی دح ےس اب ااہتن � ی ہ � ےکچ وہ ڑبھ There is no trace of shame and decency in their eyes; They have transgressed all limits. This indeed is the extreme limit. امان اقدر ےہ وہ وتاان وک مہ ےن ےہ سج ےہ ٭ ہ ی راج � ےس اُس ان اھک دِ ھچک ےہ ےن اُس The God we believe in is Most Powerful and Omnipotent, That He may show something [miraculous] from Himself—our supplication being the very same. 1 ٭ … … 1. ٭ Munshi Allah Ditta, a former postmaster of Qadian and present Postal Clerk, Amritsar Head Office, writes the following letter addressed to Sheikh Ya‘qub Ali, Editor al- H akam. He [Allah Ditta] doesn’t belong to the community. On the contrary, he is one of those who are our enemies. The subject matter of the letter is given below [Author]: On learning that L a lah Ichchar Chand Varma, an A ryah of Qadian, had died of plague I was reminded of a conversation that took place in my presence between you and L a lah Ichchar Chand. It has proved wholly cor- rect. Its details are that one day there was a discussion between you and L a lah Ichchar Chand about Hadrat Mirza Sahib. During the conversation you had said that Hadrat Mirz a Sahib remaining safe and immune from the plague, is indeed a Sign, and that no one can say he shall remain safe from the plague. In answer to this, L a lah Ichchar Chand had said: ‘Look! Quite like Mirza Sahib, I also hereby claim that I will not die of the plague. ’ At this, addressing him I [Ya‘qub ‘Ali Irfani] had said: ‘You certainly will die of the plague. ’ Hence, this is exactly what happened. Was-sal a m , 24 April 1907. Letter of Munshi Allah Ditta