First Grain of Sand — Page 79
A KGB SPY ENTERS OUR MIDST کچھ بھی ہو بند مگر دعوتِ اسلام نہ ہو عسر ہو یسر ہو تنگی ہو کہ آسائش ہو 63 Be you in poverty or prosperity, straitened as it may be- Whatever it be—never cease the message of Islam! The officer presiding over my first interrogation seemed to be a Christian who appeared very kind and just. He respectfully gave me a chair, and when I sat down, he offered me some fruit, along with the translator, and ate some himself as well. He then began to ask his questions through the translator—a Turkish man who spoke both Persian and Russian well. During the interrogation, he asked me about the views of the Founder of the Ahmadiyya Movement and what teachings he imparted on his followers. I gave him a short summary that the Promised Messiahas was commissioned by God Almighty to be sent for the betterment of people, in the same way as previous Messengers had also been sent by God for the same purpose. I said that he did not bring any new law; rather, he came to present the true form of the same Islam and Holy Quran that Muslims believe in, which was necessary because-despite already having the Quran-Muslims these days have become deprived of its true teachings. I had with me the small Urdu booklet entitled Differences between an Ahmadi and a Non-Ahmadi written by the Promised Messiahas himself [which has now been translated into English under the title 'The Advent of the Promised Messiah']. I took that in hand and explained that in this book, the Promised Messiahas had delineated the differences between Ahmadi Muslims and other Muslims. I enlightened him about the ten conditions of Baiat