What is Ahmadiyyat? — Page 60
( a> ) asked to do. anything. Unless · an ·organisatif?n had · come into existence, Ahmadi. KhalH~s could· not have, proceeded with the Ahmadi y y a ·plan. and programme~. . · Whoin · could they ·have asked to come. and. . help in the work of Islam ? \vhom could they have invited to give time ·and money in'the interests of· the · Muslim programme ? Would such _appeals. have been proper_? Would it have helped if Ahmadi Khalifas. had gone to the market places and. squares and stopped :Muslims who ~sed- by and asked · them to. do this or that for· Islam ? Had they tried to. . do so, they would not have gone ve. ry far with. their work. People busy with their· -affairs wouid have refused to spare themselves. At. the most, some might have agreed and some not. But great plans are not· executed in this way; When a great plan is afoot, those who are ~illing to carry it out have