Malfuzat - Volume VIII — Page 118
Malf uza t - English translation of Urdu Volume 8 118 when the world comes to inflict distress; it then strikes mischief from all four directions. God alone is the One who comes to the rescue of His faithful servants. Then a case was filed before Mr Dowie, and yet another was filed against me concerning tax, but God established my inno- cence in all these cases. Then eventually, the case of Karam D i n occurred. In this case, every effort was made in opposition to me, and it came to be understood that this would now finally be the end of the [Ahmadiyya] Movement. And in reality, had this Movement not been from God Almighty, and had He not been there Himself standing there to help and assist it, there would have remained absolutely no doubt nor delusion in its complete annihilation. People from one end of the country to the other lent their support to Karam D i n. He was aided in every way to the extent that some so-called maulaw i s gave such testimonies against me that were completely contrary to truth and to such an egre- gious degree that they alleged I was an adulterer, a transgres- sor, a sinner, and then feigning righteousness [on top of it]. The case dragged on for a long time, and many [heavenly] Signs appeared during this period. Finally, the magistrate, who was a Hindu, imposed a fine of 500 rupees upon me, but God Almighty had already informed me: ا ےہ. ںی ےن اس وک ربی رکد� ںی دعاتل ِ اعہیل [‘The Chief Court has acquitted him. ’] So, when the appeal came before the Divisional Judge, his God- given discernment enabled him to understand the truth of the case immediately, and he declared that whatever I had writ- ten about Karam D i n was absolutely correct; in other words, I had the right to write it. The judgment he passed has since