The Essence of Islam – Volume V — Page 169
Miscellaneous Signs 169 تَرَى فَخِذًا أَلِيمًا You will see a painful thigh'. I told him of this revelation and immediately afterwards I went to the mosque for prayers with him. We had just got down from the stairs when we saw two young men, one younger than the other but none more than twenty years of age. They were riding on horses and stopped near us. One of them said to me, 'This rider is my brother. He is feeling severe pain in his thigh, and we have called to inquire about some remedy. ' I said to Hamid 'Alī, 'Bear witness, this prophecy has been fulfilled within a mere two or three minutes. ' [Tiryāq-ul-Qulüb, Rūķānī Khazā'in, vol. 15, pp. 196-197] When it was widely rumoured that Daleep Singh was arriving in the Punjab, I was shown [in a vision] that Daleep Singh would fail in his intention, and would never set foot in India. I told this vision to Lāla Sharampat, an Arya who lived in Qadian, as well as to several other Hindus and Muslims. I also pub- lished an announcement that was printed and distributed in February 1882. And this is exactly what happened. Daleep Singh had to turn back from Aden, and his honour and comfort were seriously jeopardized, exactly as I had already told hundreds of people. [Nuzül-ul-Masīḥ, Rūķānī Khazā'in, vol. 18, p. 604] I have a sincere friend, Mirzā Muhammad Yūsuf Baig, who hails from Samāna in the State of Patiala, and has had ties with me for a long time, and I hope that he will maintain them throughout his life till he departs from the world. Once he wrote to me request-