Truth About the Split — Page 84
84 little book, at no less than 22 places I called the Promised Messiah as by the name of Nabi. It is not necessary here to quote all the passages in full. The interested reader may consult the book itself for his satisfaction. Here I wish to quote only a few lines by way of example. This will suffice to convince the reader how in this book the Promised Messiah as was called a Nabi by me: ( Tashhidhul Adhhan Vol. 3 page 217)—"Well, if they should still persist in their denial, then what else can one do than say in the words of the Promised Messiah’s as revelation i. e. "There came a Nabi and spent days and nights grieving for the people till he departed from this life. But still the people persisted in their denial. " We do not pray to God for the destruction of these unbelievers; we have anguish in our hearts for their sake and a yearning that God may grant to them His guidance and the grace to recognise His Nabi. They may mock and scoff at us but we would still pray for them "God Omnipotent! Thou knowest our hearts and art aware how sorely stricken they are for the sake of these erring ones. Thou Knower of the unseen and the manifest! Mark our sufferings and have pity on us and relieve us of our woe and inform our brethren of the path of Thy guidance, the path of light which Thy