Tadhkirah — Page 138
138 A short while after, an A rya who had heard the message of the postal clerk happened to go to the post office and in the course of conversation the postal clerk told him that the money order was of the value of twenty rupees, but that unthinkingly he had mentioned the amount of five rupees. The same A rya brought twenty rupees and a post card from Munsh i Il a h i Bakhsh, Accountant, and it was discovered that the post card had not been attached to the money order and it was also discovered from the writing of Munsh i Il a h i Bakhsh that the money order had arrived at Qadian on September 6, 1883, that is to say, on the day on which the first revelation had been received. Thus, the whole statement of the postal clerk was proved wrong and the revelation of the All-Knowing was proved correct. In memory of this blessed day one rupee’s worth of sweets were distributed among others to some A ryas also. [Allah be praised for all His favours and His bounties, manifest and hidden. ] [Barahin-e-Ahmadiyyah, part 4, pp. 522–524 sub-footnote 3, R u h a n i Khaz a ’in, vol. 1, pp. 624–626 sub-footnote 3] October 9, 1883 What a wonderful dream I had last night—that some persons whom I did not recognise were inscribing some verses over the door of the mosque 157 with green ink. I conceived that they were angels, who were carrying green ink with them, and were writing some verses in calligraphy that was involved and continuous. This humble one started reading these verses but only one of them has remained in my memory and that was: 157 Refers to Mub a rak Mosque. [Jalal-ud-Din Shams]