Intro
In a recent livestream (31:28 time stamp), Bro Imtiaz presented a source from Malfuzat, V-2, page 473-474 (See scans in the below). In this reference, MGA (and his team of writers) is again citing phantom Jewish sources (they have done this before to slander Maryam [as]) to allege that Eisa (as) had fell in love with some woman (See also “Dafi-ul-Bala”, page-3, online english edition)(astagfarullah)(check out the full translation in the below)(Check out MGA’s writings on Yahya [as]). It seems that MGA was eager to insult Eisa (as) and thus let loose. MGA was using the Quran (3:39, 3:40 in the Qadiani Quran) as he authenticated the biblical narrative that Eisa (as) drank alcohol/wine (astagfarullah).
In this utterance (initially published in the Al-Hakam, Feb-21-1902, page 3), Sheikh Yacub Ali Irfani was the editor, he must have heard this from MGA, the context is unknown, it is from a column in the Al-Hakam wherein the sayings of MGA were given without context in every edition. MGA is simply disrespecting Eisa (as) and using Jewish sources to allege that he was in love with random women (astagfarullah).
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Malfuzat, Volume 2, page 473, 474
“””The passages in the Gospels you mention clearly show in context that they are not enough to prove his divinity because they only prove his humanity and in terms of humanity. He refused to enter the list of great men when he was called virtuous. If his soul had perfect purification and purity according to Christians, then why does he say that do not call me righteous. In addition, many objections and accusations have been made on the life of Jesus, and no satisfactory answer has been found to this day. A Jew has written a biography of Jesus and it is here. He wrote that Jesus had fallen in love with a girl and when he mentioned her beauty in front of his teacher, the teacher turned him away. Also from it is not a secret that how he used to meet young women and how he used to have a woman massage fragrant oil on him in the market and the condition of some of the grandmothers of Jesus is not hidden from anyone. Three of them who are famous and well-known are the names of Bint Sheba, Rahab, Tamar, and all the accusations that the Jews have made against his mother are also recorded in these books. If you look at all of them together, his statement that do not not call me good has truth in it and it was not at all as humility or reluctance as some Christians say. This is the state of behavior and this is according to the genealogy. Is this the way God does things? These things are clearly against the holiness of Allah Almighty. God has never been separated from His power. And it is clear that Jesus was completely incapable and ignorant. Then there is the word in the righteousness of Jesus. First he said that I have come to establish the throne of David and he also taught the disciples to sell clothes and buy swords, but when the lentil was not seen, he avoided it by saying that the heavenly Kingship is David’s throne in heaven. The fact is that in the beginning he did not think that a report would be made, but finally when the report was made and summoned in the courts, so the eyes were opened and he averted it in the heavenly kingdom””.
The scan work
Al-Hakam, Feb-21-1902, page 3
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Links and Related Essay’s
MGA authenticated phantom Jewish sources on Maryam (as) and Eisa (as) – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
Who is Shaikh Yacub Ali Irfani? – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
Mirza Ghulam Ahmad lied about his relationship with his newspaper, Al-Hakam – ahmadiyyafactcheckblog
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