The Miracle of Ahmad — Page 42
Hazrat Mirza ghulam AHmAD 42 proven to be true, or denouncing them as untrue if they turn out to be false—then woe betide upon the bragging which Sanaullah engaged in during the debate at Mudh, and most shamelessly uttered blatant falsehood. Allah, the Exalted, says: 1 اَل ُفْقَت اَم َسْيَل َكَل ٖهِب ٌمْلِع But Maulaw i Sanaullah denounced me publicly as a liar without really being aware of the truth of the matter and without having conducted a thorough investigation. Is this how a believer should act? Indeed, he who speaks virulently without any justification is worse than dogs, and accursed indeed is the life spent in such shameless pursuits. There are some who think that if a mistake is made in under - standing some revelation then the assurance of safety, security and protection is lost, and a suspicion is created that perhaps that Prophet or Messenger or Mu h addath [a recipient of divine con - verse] might also be mistaken in his claim. This thought is totally sophistic and those people who are on the verge of insanity are the ones who say precisely such things. If this is indeed their belief they should wash their hands from believing in the prophethood of all Prophets, as there has not been a single Prophet who did not make an error of judgment at one point or another. For instance, Hadrat Mas ih as [ Jesus, the Messiah], who has even been deified, most of his prophecies are full of mistakes. For example, the claim 1. And follow not that of which thou hast no knowledge ( S u rah Ban i Isr a ’ i l, 17:37). [Publisher]