[This message has been edited by deepblue (edited April 28, 1999).]
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*“............ then let us pray fervently and invoke the curse of Allah on those who tell lies!”
*[Al-Imran:62] **
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I wonder how dare you say such words repetitively.. what type of soiled mind you have,..
atleast have some respect for this pious and stainless personality, Mohammad(sa)..
don’t play around with Allah and his Prophets......
Yes Mr Zalim,
The author of such words is indeed the lowest of the low...
I haven’t read this quote before and I won’t be able to read it now. But what I suspect is that it is again out of context. One context about which I can think of is that Mirza sahib is talking about the death of Jesus here. The point is that Hazoor SAW was the most afzal man on this earth. How come it is possible that when difficulties came on Hazoor SAW, Allah didn’t help him but when there was a difficult time on Hazrat Isa (AS) Allah immediately raised him to the heavens. And the most respected man is buried in earth which is “Dark and stinking” but Hazrat Isa is sitting on Asmaan, enjoying the bounties of Allah. There is also a sher which Mirza sahib said about this topic.
Ghairat ki ja hai Isa (as) zinda ho asmaan par
dafan ho zameen may shah-i-jahan(saw) hamara
This sher means that hazrat isa is in the heavens but our beloved prophet is in the earth. And if the intention of Mirza sahib was to say something against Hazoor SAW why would he say “shah-i-jahaan”.
So Mirza sahib never said anything against the shaan of Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
Now, you can see what is the result of quoting out of context.
See if you have eyes!
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My mistake.. I read the post wrong..
[This message has been edited by Yacoob (edited April 27, 1999).]
Mr Xtreme, Zalim and MirzaYasir, any discussion on the meaning and context of this quote is meaningless, until someone posts the complete page (from which this quote was taken) here.
I would have understood, if Mr Xtreme had posted 8-10 quotes (all with roughly the same meanings) from different pages, but this one single quote looked way out of line.
Thanks.
Allah knows best.
Deepblue
This quote was as I found it on a web-site. Perhaps it has been taken out of context, who knows? It is difficult to verify because Mirza Ghulam's texts are not readily made available for people to judge for themselves. Instead we have to rely on Qadianis to insist every time that the quote is out of context. I asked before if there was a version of Mirza's writings on-line (even an updated one that has been altered) and I still have not had a reply. Then we could see for ourselves if the words have been taken out of context.