A Sign of Allah - Chaudhry Muhammad Zafrulla Khan — Page 42
A Sign of Allah 42 some believed that this individual was just making excuses and was taking advantage of Chaudhry Sahib’s simple nature. Chaudhry Sahib had hoped to pay off the pledge he had made [when this money would be returned], but there was a danger that this large sum would be lost at the hands of the usurper. When I had my final meeting with Chaudhry Sahib, even then he felt extremely burdened because of it. And when I was getting ready to head to Karachi, he again took me aside and requested prayers because he felt greatly strained by it. The content of the dream gave me the assur - ance that God willing, Allah the Almighty would not cause him to die in such a state and would certainly keep him alive until the burden of paying the remaining pledged amount was lifted. And thus, Allah the Almighty granted him an extraor - dinarily extended life. During this time, there were many critical stages and severe bouts of ailment, and each time the doctors deemed that in their estimation there was no hope for survival, but each time Allah the Almighty would save him with His divine grace. Then I moved here [to London], and Allah the Almighty enabled me to help with regards to the amount that had been usurped that everyone had written off as unrecoverable. God Almighty also sent my maternal uncle’s son, Rafi-ud-Din, a lawyer from Karachi to London to help in this case. He is a very talented lawyer and an expert negotiator in these matters. The proceedings took place and through his and his