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Transgressing beyond bounds, Deep in sin. Violent [and cruel], with all that, base born -. 1151. Abdul Hafeez has also had the audacity to attribute Hadhrat. Ahmad's as prophethood to confused dreams, not realising that it is a long established practice of the deniers of God's messengers to argue against their apostleship on such an assertion. The Holy Quran states that whenever a prophet is sent to those who heed not to the message, the disbelievers allege the same thing. It declares: 'Nay, they say, these are Medleys of dreams! forged it! - Nay, He is but a poet!"152. Nay, He. Need one say more on Abdul Hafeez's obnoxious allegations?. The Holy Quran, the author of Two in One dare not disagree, is an admonition for mankind for all times. It contains essential lessons for it and one of the lesson which Ahmadi Muslims have learnt from the noble Book is that it is a wont of disbelievers to reject 153 as well as mock 154 the messengers of God. Almighty. Therefore, if apostles of God have been previously rejected and scoffed at, what does it matter if people like Abdul. Hafeez reject and scoff Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmadas since every Ahmadi Muslim appreciates that God Almighty has, in. His wisdom made: 'for every prophet an enemy from among the sinners. '155. The aforementioned discussion should answer Abdul Hafeez's question in relation to the illnesses attributed to Hadhrat. Ahmadas of Qadian 156 and so should it indicate to him sufficiently that he is no less a disbeliever and an enemy of an apostle of God than his predecessors were disbelievers and enemies of God's apostles in the days bygone. 151. Al Quran 68. 1/4 153. Al Quran 6. 35 152. Ibid. , 21. 5. English Translation, Abdullah Yusuf Ali 154. Ibid. , 6. 11 155. Ibid. , 25. 32 156. Shah, Syed Abdul Hafeez. Two in One, p. 36 155