The Miracle of Ahmad — Page 26
26 HADRAT MIRZA GHULAM AHMAD was committed upon the earth that the fulfilment of such bright and shining prophecies were denied by the people of the world. Therefore, if Maulawi Sanaullah is prepared for such a chal- lenge, a mere handwritten letter by him will not suffice. He should rather publish a printed announcement containing the following words:¹ I consider this man (here, he should clearly write my name) to be a liar, a dajjal, and a disbeliever. I firmly believe that all his claims of being the Promised Messiah and a recipi- ent of divine revelation and inspiration are false. O God, I pray to You that if I am wrong in this, my belief, and if this man is truly the Promised Messiah and if Hadrat Īsā [Jesus], on whom be peace, has indeed passed away, cause me to die before the death of this man. But if I am justified in my aforementioned belief and this man is truly a dajjal, a disbeliever, a kafir, and an apostate, and Hadrat Masīḥ is alive in Heaven and will return at some unknown time to the world, then cause this person to die so that disor- der and discord may come to an end, and so that Islam remains safe from suffering harm at the hands of a dajjal and a misguided person who may misguide others as well. Amin, again āmīn. Formerly, Maulawi Ghulam Dastgir Qusuri had also challenged 1. He should also write that he himself is initiating the challenge and that he strongly backs such a challenge. Otherwise, an absurd and dubious round about statement alone will not be able to elicit any response. (Author)