The Mirror of the Excellences of Islam — Page xxi
INTRODUCTION xxi philosophy with an honour which solely belongs to the pure and certain Word of God. (See p. 282) Mubahalah against the Ulema The Promised Messiah as addresses all maulawis and muftis who have declared him a disbeliever and challenges them to a mubahalah. He cites that disagreements have been prevalent amongst Muslims since the inception of Islam, but it never justified declaring anyone a disbeliever. Arabic Section Entitled At-Tabligh In the Arabic section, at-Tabligh, the Promised Messiah as writes about his love for the land of Arabia and its people, and counsels them to heed his call. He proceeds to refute the Christian critique of Islam, and he addresses the faqīrs [mendicants], the zāhids [ascetics], and the respectable people of Arabia, India and other countries, informing them of his Divine mission. He proves through the Holy Quran and Hadith that Jesus as had died, and exclaims that it is simply impossible that the Holy Prophet Muhammad, may peace and blessings of Allah be upon him, should be buried underground while Jesus as thrives up in the heavens. He also calls upon the Queen of England to accept Islam for it is now the only religion acceptable to God. He advises her to repent and to hearken to his words. Love and Defence of the Holy Prophet sas The most prominent hallmark consistently displayed throughout the Promised Messiah's career is his unwavering and relentless love and