Tadhkirah — Page 635
1903 635 which he has started Himself. This dream shows that our paper has come back to us. [al-Badr, vol. 2, no. 11, April 3, 1903, p. 85] April 7, 1903 (I saw in my dream that) I was following a path and my wife was also with me and I was carrying Mub a rak Ahmad in my arms. There were ups and downs in the way, scaling of which was like climbing upon a wall, but I negotiated them easily still holding Mub a rak Ahmad in my arms. We intended to go into a mosque but as we proceeded we entered a house, as if that house was the intended mosque where we had wanted to go. When we entered, we saw a woman of about eighteen years of age and of fair complexion sitting there. She was wearing a light brown clean dress. When we entered, my wife said: She is the sister of A h san. 704 [al- H akam, vol. 7, no. 15, April 24, 1903, p. 6] April 12, 1903 The Promised Messiah [as] said: I saw (in my dream) a swollen river which wound its way along like a serpent from the west to the east and then while we were looking, it reversed its direction and began to flow from the east to the west [al- H akam, vol. 7, no. 14, April 17, 1903, p. 7] 704 The son of an aunt of the Promised Messiah as is named Mirz a A h san Baig. A h san was also the name of Qudratull a h Kh a n Sh a hjah a np u r i ’s son, who used to live in the entrance porch of the Promised Messiah as. Allah knows best who is being referred to here. [Jalal-ud-Din Shams]