Malfuzat - Volume VIII — Page 44
Malf uza t - English translation of Urdu Volume 8 44 26 October 1905 (In Delhi) The Promised Messiah as called for the carriages to be brought in the morning and visited the blessed tombs of Khw a jah M i r Dard and Sh a h Waliull a h. Pointing to the cemetery on the way, he said: This is the permanent abode of man where he rests, freed from all kinds of ailments. He prayed on the grave of Khw a jah M i r Dard and, looking at the inscription, he said: Writing an inscription is not prohibited in the Shariah. There are many benefits to it. 1 From here, the Promised Messiah as went to the grave of Hadrat Sh a h Waliull a h and prayed for him. The Promised Messiah as said: Sh a h Waliull a h was a revered man who saw visions and per- formed miracles. All these saintly people lie under the earth, and those above the earth are so occupied with innovations that they transform truth into falsehood and falsehood into truth. During the journey, the request of the people of Ludhiana was 1. Badr, vol. 1, no. 32, p. 4, dated 3 November 1905