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"I say again and again that quintessence of my prediction in case of the son-in-law of
Ahmad Baig shall be his inevitable destiny. Wait for it. If I am a liar then this prediction
will not be fulfilled and my death will come." (Anjam-e-Atham Hashiah p.31).
Result: The son-in-law of Ahmad Baig (Sultan Muhammad) did not die during Mirza's
lifetime but Mirza died; while Sultan Muhammad lived on for a long time after Mirza's
death. Hence Mirza's prediction came true: "If I am a liar, the son-in-law of Ahmad Baig
will not die in my lifetime".
Prediction No. 5 As a corollary to prediction No.4, Mirza wrote: "Remember, if the
second part of this prediction does not come true (i.e., son-in- law of Ahmad Baig does
not die in Mirza's lifetime) then I shall be more wicked than every wicked man.
(Zamimah Anjam-e-Atham, p.54).
Result: This "divination" also came true word for word. Therefore, consider Mirza "more
wicked than every wicked man.
Mirza foretold of an impending earthquake which he said should be a sample of the one
to occur at the Resurrection time. He named it 'Tremor of the Hour,' that is, Doomsday
shake-up. He published many notifications for this and in one of them he wrote:
"My foretelling of the coming earthquake is no ordinary prediction. If that turns out to be
something ordinary or does not come to pass during my lifetime then I am not God-sent."
(Zamimah Braheen-e-Ahmadiya, Part 5, pp.92-93; Roohani Khazain Vol.21, p.253).
Result: Mirza's 'Braheen-e-Ahmadiya' Part 5, was published posthumously on Oct. 15,
1908, about five months after his death. No such earthquake occurred in his life and
therefore his prediction turned out true, word by word, viz.,
"If the earthquake did not come to pass during my lifetime then I am not God-sent".
Point of Interest: In those days, when Mirza was issuing out his posters, one after another,
announcing "Doomsday earthquakes was about to come, there was a gentleman, by name
Mulla Muhammad Bux Hanafi, who refuted it pointblank, saying: "I have come to know
through a resplendent disclosure that no such earthquake will come," and that "Mirza
shall face disgrace in this prediction, as always in the past." On May 11, 1905, Mirza
issued another notification in which he quoted from Mulla Muhammad Bux Hanafi's
rebuttal:
"I (Mulla Muhammad Bux Hanafi) firmly announce and proclaim, today, the 6th of May,
1905, and thereby console all those whose hearts may be awe-stricken or whose spirits
are dampened after hearing what the Qadiani has advertised in Newspapers and his
Posters on April 5, 8, 21, 29, 1905, that a most severe earthquake will occur and which
shall be of such a magnitude and 80 horrible that no year would have ever heard of it nor
any eye would have seen it. The Qadiani (also claiming Hindu godship of) Krishna does
neither inform of its date nor time of its occurrence; nevertheless, insists on saying that
this earthquake will certainly come. Therefore, I fully assure and wholeheartedly console
those simple innocent folks who have been put to fright by the verbosity and pedantry of
the Qadiani in his newspaper writings, etc. I announce this happy news that this "Qadiani