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dispensation. This fact is once again borne by the statements of. Muslim scholars who witnessed the state of Muslims before and after Hadhrat Ahmadas appeared on the scene. Hence Maulana. Abdullah al Imadi declared that: 'He presented to the world a captivating picture of the religion, cleansed off the blots of dust that had collected upon it as a result of superstition and natural weaknesses of the ignorant. 176. Allama Niaz Fatehpuri, the editor of Nigar studied the life and works of Hadhrat Ahmadas and despite general opposition fuelled against the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community by the mullah, he risked subscription revenue to his periodical and stated that he found Hadhrat Ahmadas. 'a man of action, courage and determination. He discerned the true significance of religion and presented Islam in a manner which is reminiscent of the times of the Holy Messengers and the pious Caliphs. 177. Is it not rather sad that while the manner in which Hadhrat. Ahmadas discerned the true significance of religion and presented Islam is, to Muslim scholars of repute and credibility, reminiscent of the times of the greatest of the prophets, the Holy. Prophet of Islamsa, a petty pir of Gujjo should enquire as to how does the life of Hadhrat Ahmad as resemble that of any prophet?. Prophets of God are blessed with special powers to revive the spiritually dead78, awaken them from slumber and raise them to the need of the hour. Even according to the testimony of. Hadhrat Ahmad's as adversaries, he deployed these powers successfully to awaken those lost in slumber to life and instilled in them the zeal to propagate the truth of Islam. Chaudhry 76. Imadi, Maulana Abdullah al. Vakeel, Amristsar, 30 May 1908 77. Fatehpuri, Allama Niaz. Nigar, Lucknow, November, 1961 26 78. Al Quran 8. 25