Malfuzat - Volume IV — Page 104
104 Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad reality into metaphors. ” A Dream of the Mother of the Believers Following the aforementioned, His Holiness as related a dream of his honourable wife, the Mother of the Believers (Umm-ul-Mu’minin), may Allah be pleased with her, which she saw last night. The Promised Messiah as said that she saw in the dream that in the afternoon, after Zuhr time when carriages usually arrive from Batala, he—that is the Promised Messiah as —took some things and two melons, and gave them to the Mother of the Believers and said: ‘Mirza Ghulam Qadir has arrived; and Rahmatullah as well. ’ 1 On this, the Mother of the Believers asked about what arrangements would be made for food? This is because the house of Mirza Ghulam Qadir Sahib was situated on the other side and his wife—who had severed all ties with the Promised Messiah as —was also present. The Promised Messiah as explained that Mirza Ghulam Qadir Sahib had died and that he had come to see both houses. The Mother of the Believers said that Rahmatullah had come especially to meet the Promised Messiah as. Then, there was a boy named Manzur Ali, who took a small bundle of clothes to the other house from the stairs running through our home. Upon opening the bundle it became clear that the cloth was white with a black floral design on it. After this, certain other things belonging to them came to our house as well. Later it became apparent that the bundle of clothes that Manzur Ali took to the other house was taken there by mistake and in reality those things were meant for our house. Then, the Mother of the Believers woke up. His Holiness as said: “There are certain aspects of this dream that relate to the dream of mine that I narrated yesterday. ” The Promised Messiah as went on to state: “In Ghulam Qadir, the word Qadir (powerful) relates to both houses, but Rahmatullah (the mercy of Allah) relates to our house especially. ” 20 November 1901 The Station of One Who is a Sign of Allah The Promised Messiah as set out for a walk as was his custom and said: “When a person achieves the station where they become a Sign of Allah, Allah Almighty 1 Rahmatullah was the attorney of the late father of His Holiness as. (Editor) p. 377