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EXCESSIVE URINATION. Abdul Hafeez has failed to learn the essential lessons in relation to the question of permissibility and non permissibility in Islam because rather than read the Quran and the Hadeeth and learn essential lessons or even try and understand the unique exposition of Islam contained in Hadhrat Mirza Ghulam. Ahmad's as writings, he has been too involved in his mission to find objectionable material in the Ahmadiyya Muslim. Community's literature. Hence, he makes Hadhrat Ahmad's as statement that on some occasions he suffered the problem of excessive urination a subject of ridicule. 254. It is rather sad that the son of the author of this tasteless publication and his principle mureed, Syed Rashid Ali, who happens to have translated his book into English and who also claims to be a medical man has not been able to advise his father that excessive urination is a perfectly normal condition under stress and overwork, particularly for a person suffering from diabetes. Hadhrat Ahmadas, it has already been shown, undertook the responsibility of the defence of Islam at the time when according to the scholars of that age, Islam was being attacked from all sides by the atheists, the irreligious, the. Hindus and the Christians who spent all their energies on uprooting it and who cherished the desire to burn out the lamp of the faith. 255 Apparently, as recorded by them, Muslims were, at that time lying flat on their faces sobbing in the aftermath of their shortcomings, either doing nothing for Islam or not being able to do anything for it. 256 At that juncture, even according to the adversaries of Hadhrat Ahmadas, true Islamic education had been almost non existent for a long time and the foundations of. Islamic life and society had been shaken while Muslims were generally in the grip of frustration and had fallen a prey to 254. Shah, Syed Abdul Hafeez. Two in One. pgs. 30 & 42/3 255. Sharif, Maulana Muhammad. Manshoor Muhammadi, 25 Rajab, 1300 AH, p. 214 256. Azad, Maulana Abul Kalam. Vakeel, Amritsar, 1908 183