Malfuzat - Volume VIII — Page 441
19 September 1906 441 19 September 1906 No Disease is Incurable A sick person came to see the Promised Messiah as and made a request for prayers, and expressed despair over his condition. The Promised Messiah as said: My belief is that no disease is incurable. Every disease can be cured. When the doctor calls any disease incurable, it means that the doctor is unaware of its cure. It has come to my experi- ence that doctors describe many diseases as incurable, but Allah the Exalted enables a patient to recover from it in one way or another. Some patients become entirely hopeless. This is a mis- take. One should never despair of the mercy of God Almighty; He has every cure in His hands. Seth ‘Abdur-Ra h m a n is from Madras. He is very weak, has diabetes, and a horrible carbuncle has appeared, and he is elderly as well. The doctors made a very deep incision, and his condition became so critical that letters concerning his precar- ious situation started arriving. Therefore, I prayed a great deal for him, and then one day I suddenly received a revelation at the time of Z uhr: اثر زدنیگ ٓا [Signs of life. ] A short time after this revelation, a wire came from Madras saying that the aforementioned Seth Sahib’s health was now improving. The sick person should remain engaged in taubah [repent- ance] and istighf a r [seeking Allah’s forgiveness]. Man makes