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162 BAr a h i n-e-a h madiyya God but believes that reason alone is enough to guide mankind towards Him. They do not believe in divine revelation. Gods in Hindu Mythology — See Agn i , Jall, Indr a , W a y u. Hadrat —A term of respect used for a person of established right- eousness and piety; lit. ‘His/Her Presence. ’ Holy Prophet sa —A term used exclusively for the Founder of Islam, Hadrat Muhammad, may peace and blessings of Allah be upon him. Holy Quran —The Book sent by Allah for the guidance of mankind. It was revealed word by word to the Holy Prophet Muhammad sa over a period of twenty-three years. Indr a —A term in Hinduism referring to the goddess of wealth and good fortune. Jall —A term in Hinduism referring to god of rain. Khalifah —Successor. A Khalifah of Allah is a term used for a Prophet. Khalifah of a Prophet refers to his Successor who con- tinues his mission. Khalifatul Masih —A term used by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jam a ‘at to denote the Successors of the Promised Messiah as. Kh a tamul-Anbiy a ’ —A title accorded to the Holy Prophet sa meaning, ‘the Seal of the Prophets. ’ An alternate version of wri- ting is Kh a tam-e-Anbiy a ’. Khilafat —The literal meaning of the term is successorship. Majn un —A poet and legendary lover of pre-Islamic Arabia.