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the Revelations vouchsafed to the Promised Messiah, to a question of his jealous regard for the honour of the Word of God, and of devotion to the truth, there was no sword more naked and sharper than. Hazrat Ahmad. In one of his poems, he has most truly said:. In the service of the religion. There is no one I fear;. For, indeed, I bear a tinge. Of the Faith of Muhammad. (Aina Kamalat-i-Islam) 8. Here, by the way, it would not be improper for me to refer briefly to that absolutely unjust and unfounded accusation often brought against the Promised. Messiah, at times by people not duly conversant with facts of the matter, at others by those who are simply malicious, and care nothing for the truth of the accusation, namely, that Hazrat terised by a servile. Ahmad was characattitude of flattery 39