The Miracle of Ahmad — Page 65
65 I would hereby like to state that beginning the count of the days from today, I put my reliance in this very sign. If I am true in my claim—and God is well aware that I am true in my claim—it will never be possible for Maulaw i Sanaullah and his cohorts to com - pose a qa si dah like the one I have in five days and refute the essay written by me in Urdu. For God will cause their pens to break and their hearts to become inept. Maulaw i Sanaullah shall find no way to state that I had already composed the qa si dah, for he ought to open his eyes and see that it makes mention of the ‘Debate at Mudh’. If, in his opinion, I had composed it already, then he ought to confess that I have knowledge of the unseen. Nonetheless, this too is a sign rendering them unable to flee in any direction. Today has been fulfilled the revelation whereby God had said: وہےئگ ومندار اکروابر ےک اقدر اکرف وج ےتہک ےھت وہ رگاتفر وہ ےئگ The Powerful One has manifested His affair; Those who called [me] a disbeliever have been seized. And, let it be clear that three Signs will appear in my favour through Maulaw i Sanaullah: 1. He will never pay a visit to me in Qadian to investigate all my prophecies; and to bear testimony by his own pen in favour of my true prophecies would be like embracing death for him. 2. If he were to pursue the challenge, that the one who is a liar should die in the lifetime of the one who is truthful, he will surely die before I do. 3. And, before anything else, having been unable to compete