The British Interests in India and Their Real Guardians — Page 5
A Review of the Pakistani Government’s “White Paper”: Qadiyaniyyat—A Grave Threat to Islam [ 5 ] and uttered such vulgarities against the Holy Founder of Islam that it forced even some of the Hindu newspapers 3 to write that a mutiny had already occurred in 1857, but if there is to be another mutiny it would be due to the vulgar attacks of these padres against Islam. For example, there was an extremely hurtful and pro- fane book published under the title of Ummah a t-ul- Mo’min i n [Mothers of the Faithful] in which vicious attacks were made against the Holy Prophet Muhammad sa and his noble wives. Its author was Dr. Ahmad Sh a h Sh a’ iq, ex-Medical Officer Leyyah, Laddakh, Tibet Minor. That book was published by a Christian, Purshotum Das, from Gujranwala Sho‘lah Press. A Blind and Illogical Allegation Today, these so-called champions of Islam have come up with the bizarre idea that the interests of the British were served by the man who put their god to death, and who assaulted the very foundation of Christianity in such a manner that it became impossible for Christianity to defend itself. Is this supposed to be the recipe of the British government, in the estimation of the enemies of Ahmadiyyat, through which it expected to guard its great 3. For example, Shamsul-Akhb a r , Lucknow, October 15, 1875, volume 7, number 15, etc.