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another case of a sly misrepresentation of Hadhrat Ahmad's as works since nowhere in either Izalah Auham or any of his other books did Hadhrat Ahmad as make such a claim. The passage of. Izalah Auham which Abdul Hafeez has manipulated states: 'In a state of vision, I saw that my brother, the late Mirza. Ghulam Qadir is sitting close to me, reciting the Holy Quran aloud. In the course of recitation, he recited: We have sent it down close to Qadian. I expressed my surprise that the name of Qadian should be mentioned in the Holy Quran, on which he said: Here it is, you can see. I looked and saw that this revelation was set out about the middle of the right page of the Holy Quran. Then I said to myself: It is true that the name of Qadian is mentioned in the Holy Quran and I also said:. Three names are mentioned with honour in the Holy Quran:. Mecca and Medina and Qadian. 176. As evident from the above passage, this entire episode is stated by Hadhrat Ahmadas to have been observed in a state of vision. . Yet, Abdul Hafeez has the audacity to insinuate that he literally claimed that the 'Quran has been revealed near Qadian and is mentioned in it. ' However, since this charge is similar to the one in relation to the alleged claim of Divinity, discussed in the preceding pages of the present publication, one would not dwell on it at length to show how ignorant Abdul Hafeez is in such matter or else how clever he is in manipulating the statements of Hadhrat Ahmadas. 14. Abdul Hafeez's next allegation in relation to the name of. Qadian being mentioned with respect in the Holy Quran along with Mecca and Medina" is a misrepresentation of a similar nature as above since this statement is also an integral part of the vision recorded in the aforementioned passage of Hadhrat. Mirza Ghulam Ahmad's as book, Izalah Auham. Need one state anything further in relation to this charge? 76. Ahmad, [Hadhrat] Mirza Ghulam. Izalah Auham, pp. 76/7; Ruhani Khazain, vol. 3, 77. Shah, Syed Abdul Hafeez. Two in One, p. 51 pp. 140/41 330