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CHARGES OF IMPROPRIETY. Despite his assertion that 'every claim has to be substantiated with proof 279, Abdul Hafeez has accused the leadership of the. Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of serious moral corruption but once again failed to give any proof of his false allegations. He claims that serious charges were levelled against Hadhrat Mirza. Bashir ud Din Mahmud Ahmadra in the Lahore High Court by. Sheikh Abdur Rahman Misri 280 but, in the first instance, he fails to provide any evidence that any such action was ever brought in the Lahore High Court by this person who was expelled from the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. Secondly, if any such charges were ever brought against Hadhrat Mirza Bashir ud Din. Mahmud Ahmadra by Abdur Rahman Misri, then why is it that he was not found guilty of the same by the Lahore High Court and subsequently convicted? Does Abdul Hafeez's failure to furnish any proof of the alleged charges in the Lahore High. Court or the judgement of the Court against Hadhrat Mirza. Bashir ud Din Mahmud Ahmad not suggest that either no such alleged charges were brought against him before the Lahore. High Court or else if they ever were, they were not proven?. The author of Two in One also alludes to the Haqeeqat Pasand. Party and alleges that it levelled serious charges of corruption against Hadhrat Mirza Bashir ud Din Mahmud Ahmadra and also challenged him to a Mubahala. 281 However, what he fails to acknowledge is that to accuse someone of an offence is one thing and to prove the allegation another. But, to merely accuse a person of some serious charges of moral corruption does not establish these charges against that person. However, if the author of Two in One believes that the mere charge against a person establishes one's guilt, then one would ask him as to what would he think of the grave allegations brought against the entire realm of the consecrated personalities in Islam by. Salman Rushdie who has had the audacity not to spare the 279. Ibid. , p. 6 280. Ibid. , 27 189 281. Ibid.