Haqiqatul-Wahi (The Philosophy of Divine Revelation) — Page 471
POSTSCRIPT-SIGN NUMBER 172 471 to be your obedient servants to the end of our days and may be with you on the Day of Resurrection and Judgement. Āmin. Written by, your humble servant Karam Dād, From (Village) Dulmial, District Jhelum 172. [ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-SECOND] SIGN-Once during a vision, it was revealed to me that an official summons has come in my name requiring me to appear in a court to testify in some case, that I have gone to that court and that the presiding officer is an Englishman who pro- ceeded to take down my deposition without asking me to take oath as required under the law. And the entire deposition was recorded without the oath. After that the vision ended, I immediately communicated this vision of mine to many of my friends including Khwājah Kamāl-ud-Dīn B. A. Pleader, and brother Hakeem Maulawi Noor Deen, and Mufti Muḥammad Ṣādiq, and Maulawī Muḥammad ‘Alī, M. A. Then, on the same day, or the second or the third day, a summons in from the Deputy Commissioner, Multan for a testimony did come. When I reported in the Deputy Commissioner's court to testify, the Deputy Commissioner started to take down my deposition but forgot to admin- ister the oath. He remembered about the oath only after the entire dep- osition had been recorded. Sheikh Raḥmatullāh, a businessman, and Maulawi Raḥīm Bakhsh, Private Secretary to the Nawab of Bhopal and many others are witnesses to this latter part of the episode. my name 173. [ONE HUNDRED SEVENTY-THird] sign—When Charāgh Din, a resident of Jammu, broke allegiance from me and joined hands with my opponents, he did not just rest content with abuses, but claimed his own revelation and divine discourse. Furthermore, he publicly announced that he had received the revelation through the word of God Almighty that this person-referring to me-was the Dajjal. Thereupon, in the footnote on page twenty-three of my book,