Malfuzat - Volume VIII — Page 444
Malf uza t - English translation of Urdu Volume 8 444 are written in this book. Members of the Jam a ‘at should study it carefully. Those who have time, interest, and understanding and study it carefully will develop a strength within themselves, and then they will no longer need to ask anyone for answers to such questions. All the members of the Jam a ‘at should develop this capa- bility within themselves because opponents have a habit of needlessly instigating, and some are so wicked that they raise an objection, and then when the other person starts to answer, they say that we did not mean to object, we just said this for no particular reason. We are not in the habit of arguing. Such peo- ple are evil; they must always be answered and should be given a short reply so that they are put to shame quickly. In addition, a short and reasonable answer should be remembered for every issue because nowadays, worldly people do not pay attention to religious matters and think that listen- ing to spiritual matters is a waste of their time. Therefore, such people should be told a short thing that may immediately enter their minds and make an impact. Ghul a m Dastg i r of Kasur Ghul a m Dastg i r of Kasur was mentioned. The Promised Messiah as said: He performed a mub a halah [prayer duel], a precedent of which already existed in the Islamic world, and he mentioned this example in his magazine. There was a great saint named Muhammad Tahir, and two people were born during his time. One claimed to be the Promised Messiah, while the other claimed to be the Mahdi. Maulaw i Muhammad Tahir prayed to God Almighty that if these claimants were liars, He should