Tadhkirah — Page 72
72 [Urdu] A sincere well wisher; [Arabic] His intents are so strong and perfect that they are neither shaking nor deficient. [Makt uba t-e-Ahmadiyyah, vol. 1, p. 4, Letter no. 4, p. 5, addressed to M ir ‘Abb a s ‘Al i ] (B) Towards the morning I saw in a vision that a paper was presented to me which bore the words: [Urdu] There is a well wisher in Ludhiana. His name and address were also disclosed to me, but have escaped my memory and his faith and sincerity were further attested as following on the same paper: 87 I do not know who this person is but I conceive that Allah might create that condition in your 88 mind or in someone else’s mind. [Allah knows best. ] [Letter dated January 18, 1883, addressed to Navv a b ‘Al i Muhammad Kh a n of Jhajjar, published in al-Fa d l, vol. 2, no. 90, January 12, 1915, p. 8] 87 [Arabic] Whose root is firm and whose branches reach into heaven. [Publishers] 88 The reference is to Navv a b ‘Al i Muhammad Kh a n of Jhajjar. [Jalal- ud-Din Shams]