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386 BARĀHIN-E-AHMADIYYA PART FOUR wonders? He always does wonderful things. He chooses among His servants whom He pleases. He is not questioned about that which He does as to why He did so, but people are questioned. And such days We cause to alternate among men. Meaning that, sometimes it is the turn of one, while at other times, it is the turn of someone else, and that divine favours are continu- ally bestowed upon individuals from among the Muslims turn by turn. وقالوا انى لك هذا وقالوا ان هذا الا اختلاق اذا نصر الله المؤمن جعل له الحاسدين في الارض فالنار موعدهم. قل الله ثم ذرهم في خوضهم يلعبون They will ask, 'Wherefrom have you obtained this? This is an imposture!' When Allah the Almighty helps a believer He makes many in the earth jealous of him. Fire is the ultimate resort for those who persist in jealousy and do not desist. Say, 'All these works belong to God, and then leave them beguiled by their useless sport. تلطف بالناس و ترحم عليهم انت فيهم بمنزلة موسى واصبر على ما يقولون Deal with people with kindness and tenderness and be compas- sionate towards them. You are among them like Mūsā [Moses] and be patient against what they say. Hadrat Mūsā excelled in forbearance and gentleness over all the Prophets of Bani Isra'il [Children of Israel]. Neither Masih [the Messiah] nor any other Prophet among the Children of Israel approached the high status of Hadrat Mūsā. It is proven from the Torah that Hadrat Mūsāas was the best and highest among all Israelite Prophets in kindness, gentle- ness, and high moral qualities. For instance, Numbers, chapter 12, verse 3 of the Torah states that Moses was very meek, above all the men who were upon the face of the earth. Thus, God has praised the meekness of Mūsā in the Torah using words which He has not employed with reference to any other Prophet among the Children of Israel. It is true,