Barahin-e-Ahmadiyya-Parts1-2

Part two
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Let us go back to the time when the Holy Prophet
announced to the people of Mecca in the beginning that he
was a Prophet of God. Who was with him? Which royal treasure
had he acquired to embolden him to take on the whole
world in such a way? Or had he put together an army to protect
himself against all the hostile monarchs? Even our opponents
know that he was alone and helpless. Only God, who
had raised him for a great purpose, was at his side. Further, it
should be noted that he never attended any academy or graduated
from a school and never had any occasion to study the
scriptures of the Christians, Jews, Aryas and other religions.
So, if the Holy Quran did not originate from God, how did
it come to exhibit such sublime and universal divine truths
and certainties? Who was the peerless philosopher who filled
the Holy Quran with flawless theological arguments that had
eluded and frustrated all the logicians, rationalists and philosophers
who remained immersed in misguidance until their
last breath? And how could such reasoned discourses, whose
truth and profundity would put the arrogant philosophers of
Greece and India to shame, have issued forth from the lips of
a helpless unlettered person? Is there any other Prophet who
showed so many proofs of his truth? Is there any scripture on
the face of the earth that can compete with the Holy Quran
in all these respects, or a Prophet who underwent all that
the Holy Prophet did? In particular, it is a futile exercise to
prove even the historical existence of the Rishis, to whom the
Vedas were supposedly revealed, let alone to show any sign of
their truth.