Some Hidden Pearls — Page 45
To the ground! O Lord,. Be Thou pleased to scatter. Their hordes, and their combined might!. Drag them to destruction:. Let them melt and be dissolved,. As salt is dissolved in water”. ( Nooral-Haq Part 1). Now, in the face of strong evidence contained in words such as these in regard to Christian doctrine, and the ways of Christian padres, who can say the author of this stamp and spiritual calibre would, or could, stoop to flattery of the Christian rulers, from weakness of character, or motivations of personal gain?. As for loyalty to the British government, during the days of its rule, this is a matter of principle, which does not have even the remotest connection with flattery from fear or desire for worldly gain. Nor, basically speaking, is it a question of loyalty to the British government alone. In his capacity as a righteous Muslim-no, more than that-in his capacity as a Deputy and a Representa45