Barahin-e-Ahmadiyya Part III — Page 222
BarĀhĪn-e-a H madiyya — Part three 222 names of some eminent personalities from among the followers of the Holy Prophet were entered, and it also included words of praise which had been bestowed upon them by Allah the Almighty. He started read- ing this paper which seemingly indicated that he wanted to inform the Mas ih of the ranks, which are decreed by Allah, for the chosen ones from among the Muslims. All praise entered in that paper was on behalf of God Almighty. When the reading of the paper was approaching its end and only a small portion was left, the name of this humble one was mentioned and the following appreciation was entered in it, in the Arabic language, as proceeding from God the Almighty: ُعرف بين الناس ی دي، فكاد أن ی هو مني بمنـزلة توحيدي وتفر [‘He is to Me like My Unity and My Uniqueness. Therefore, he will soon be made well-known among people. ’] The last portion: ُعرف بين الناس ی فكاد أن [‘Therefore, he will soon be made well-known among people’] was also conveyed to me by verbal revelation. Since I have always been eager to spread this spiritual knowledge, I immediately informed many Muslims and Hindus—who live in Qadian to this day—about this dream. Just consider how magnificent this dream and revelation is, and how far beyond human power. Although this revelation has not yet been fulfilled in its entirety, we should wait for its fulfilment in its own good time, for there is no going back on divine promises. Here it also needs to be stressed that although non-Muslims too have dreams that occasionally turn out to be true, such dreams are in stark contrast in many ways to those experienced by the perfect followers of the Beloved Prophet of God. One of these differences is that Muslims have true dreams in abundance, for God Himself has promised: