Tadhkirah — Page 80
80 printed matter criticising Islam. At the time of the mail delivery an A rya was sent to the post office. He brought some printed pages in which some unintelligent person had raised some objections in the manner of Christians. [Barahin-e-Ahmadiyyah, part 4, pp. 481–482 sub-footnote 3, R uha n i Khaz a ’in, vol. 1, pp. 573–574 sub-footnote 3] 1883 or earlier On one occasion, when I was seeking guidance in connection with a certain matter, I saw in a dream that I was given a silver coin of almond colour which had two lines embossed on it. The first line had this sentence in English: Yes, I am happy. The second phrase, which was written below a line that had been drawn, was the translation of the first phrase: [Urdu] Yes, I am happy. [Barahin-e-Ahmadiyyah, part 4, pp. 482–483 sub-footnote 3, R uha n i Khaz a ’in, vol. 1, pp. 574–575 sub-footnote 3] 1883 or earlier On one occasion, when some grief and sorrow was in the offing, I saw in a vision a paper on which the following English phrase was written: Life of pain. [Barahin-e-Ahmadiyyah, part 4, p. 483 sub-footnote 3, R uha n i Khaz a ’in, vol. 1, p. 575 sub-footnote 3] 1883 or earlier On one occasion I received a revelation in English concerning some opponents who had, out of pure rancour, desecrated the Holy Qur’an and, out of irremediable