Tadhkirah — Page 347
1894 347 overlook all those things. Then I said to him: Bear witness that I have forgiven you all that you have said concerning me and declaring me a disbeliever and your charging me with falsehood and other things. Then I stood up and recalled my dream about this matter and said: Those of my followers who are present know that I had seen in my dream about it earlier. Then someone called out that a person by the name of Sul ta n Baig was at his last breath; whereupon, I said: He will soon die for I had seen in my dream that we shall make up between ourselves on the day of his death. Then I said to him: I had seen in a dream that you and I would make up on the day of the death of Bah a ’ - ud-D i n. Muhammad H usain smiled and was greatly surprised and said: This is absolutely true, Bah a ’ - ud-D i n has indeed died. It seemed that he was marvelling at the greatness of the news. Then the scene shifted from that place to another place in the same house. I thought of inviting him to a meal to be arranged for him. I drew nearer to him and asked him to accept my invitation for a meal and after a little hesitation he accepted and said I shall come soon. I said to him that I had seen in my dream that we would make up with each other without the intervention of a third party and so it had come about. At the time that he embraced me, it seemed that he was a small child of dark complexion. 391 [Promised Messiah’s as Notebook of Revelations, no. 2, 1894, p. 18] 391 Note by Syed Abdul H ayee: In Sir a j-e-Mun i r, the Promised Messiah as has mentioned this dream with some differences as following: I saw in a dream that I went to the house of Muhammad H usain [Bat a lav i ] with a party of people. We held our prayer service there and I led it. A thought passed through my mind that during the D uhar or ‘ A s r Prayer I recited the s u rah F a ti h ah aloud, but then I recalled that I had not done so but