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7. Muhammad. But no man, with the least light of conscience in his eyes, would be prepared to hold that the Promised. Messiah was deliberately working a fraud on mankind. 3. In my address of last year, entitled Seerat-i-Tayyiba, mention was made of the unparallelled love, rather Ishq, which the Promised Messiah had for the Holy Prophet. Muhammad peace and the blessings of God be on him; and, in a manner of speaking, it was only a sort of complimentary result of this love which Hazrat Ahmad had for the Holy Prophet Muhammad, that his love for the other Prophets and Apostles of God too was very extraordinary, so that, in spite of his own high rank and position, he had the greatest respect for them all. . In one place he says: "For all the Apostles,. I am but a servant,. Like the humble dust. At the door. Every Prophet. Who showed the Way of Truth. . Any day, indeed, any time,. I would sacrifice my life. For that supporter of Truth" (Braaheen-i-Ahmadiyya, Part I. ). And since some ignorant people had raised a fuss, without rhyme or reason, that the Promissed Messiah had offered insults to Jesus of Nazareth, Ahmad wrote specifically concerning him: "By Allah, I have that true love for the. Messiah (Jesus of Nazareth) which you do not have at all; you can not see him with the light which helps me to see and recognise him. There doubt that he was a very dear and no