Malfuzat - Volume IX — Page 264
Malf uza t - English translation of Urdu Volume 9 264 28 April 1907 Who can Fight with God Almighty? The Promised Messiah as is feeling somewhat unwell. Hence, in the morning he graciously called the followers inside to have an audience with him. Most of them had travelled from outside such as Sheikh Rahmatull a h, Sheikh ‘Abdur-Ra h m a n, Khaw a ja Kam a l-ud-D i n, Miy an Char a gh-ud-D i n and his sons, Miy an Mi‘r a j-ud-D i n, Sard a r Fa d l H aqq, etc. The Promised Messiah as said: Such days keep coming that God Almighty goes on lifting all the veils with His illuminating Signs. If Allah the Exalted shows His tremendous power again once or twice, then how far will people be able to bear it? Ultimately, they will be compelled to admit that the truth is in what I say. Our adversaries who fight with us, they, in fact, do not fight with us; rather, they fight with God, and who can succeed in fighting with God? Exhortation to Avoid Hidden Sins The Promised Messiah as said: When someone is caught up in difficulties, the fault, ultimately, is his own, and not of God Almighty. Some people seemingly appear very pious, and one wonders why they were afflicted with a pain, or why they were deprived of some good, but actually it is their hidden sins that had led them to this state of affairs. As Allah the Exalted is Most Forgiving and Forbearing, no one is made aware of the hidden sins of others, but these hidden sins are worse than visible sins.