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130 Barahin-e-ahmadiyya
their nets where the prey is most easily caught and to employ tactics
that require the least toil and bring the greatest material gain.
Hypocrisy is their profession, and flattery their habit. Sweet talk
and cultivating the favour of both sides is their favourite principle.
They say ‘Allah, Allah’ with the Muslims as readily as they chant
‘Ram, Ram’ with the Hindus. They readily agree with everyone,
and if a man of power were to say it was night while it was day,
they would even point out the moon and stars to please him. They
have nothing to do with God and no concern to show fidelity for
Him. They would never court trials and tribulations to introduce
pain and anguish in their happy life. Their mentor teaches them
only one thing: to tell everyone that they agree with their beliefs,
opinions, and understandings. They are not concerned with right
or wrong, truth or falsehood, and good or evil. Whoever greases
their palms is good and virtuous and a gentleman; whoever praises
them to feed their ego is given the glad tidings of salvation, heaven
and everlasting life.
On the other hand, it is very clear when we study the life of
Hadrat Khatamul-Anbiya’ [the Seal of the Prophets], may peace
and blessings of Allah be upon him, that he possessed the highest
level of uprightness and integrity. He was ever willing to sacrifice
his life for God. He was entirely free from fear or hope from the
people and placed his trust only in his Lord. So complete was his
submission and devotion to the will of God that he preached His
Oneness without fear of the calamities that would befall him and
the pain and suffering that he would have to endure at the hands
of idolaters. In carrying out his Lord’s command, he embraced
every tribulation, hardship and affliction. Undaunted by threats,
he fulfilled all the requirements of spiritual exercise, preaching