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A prize of 10,000 rupees for all those who, with their book, present the arguments and proofs that I have presented out of the Quran; or if their revealed book is not capable of doing that, they should admit as much in thir book and then refute my arguments one by one.
I, the author of Braheen-e-Ahmadiyya, advertise in my name the promise of ten thousand rupees to those leaders of religion and nation who negate the truth of the Quran and the prophethood of Muhammad(saw). By publishing this advertisement for the ending of debate, I declare legally and a Sharia-compliant promise that if any one of the negaters, together with his book, presents from his holy book all those arguments and proofs that I have presented for the truth of the Quran and the Prophet (saw) from the Quran – and if not equal in number, half, or a third, or a quarter or a fifth of them – and if he is not capable of presenting anything, he refutes my proofs one by one, then in all these scenarios:
Provided three judges acceptable to both parties unanimously give the opinion that such an event has occurred according to the conditions, I will provide any such applicant, without excuse or delay, with an interest and claim of the value of ten thousand rupees against my property.
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It should be clear that in the event that they are not able to present the arguments of their book or, according to the conditions of the advertisement, are not able to present even one-fifth, they would have to declare in writing in their book that due to imperfection or illogicality their book cannot fulfill this condition.
And if they present the requisite arguments, it should be remembered that the permission and leniency that I have given to present up to one-fifth of the arguments, does not mean half, third, quarter or fifth of the total without any distinction or categorization, but that this condition will apply to each category of arguments and they would have to present half, or third, or quarter, or fifth from each category of arguments that I have presented.
Maybe someone does not understand what these categories are, so I write it out in detail: the arguments and proofs from the Quran that establish the truth of this holy book and the truth of the prophethood of Muhammad(saw) are of TWO types:
And then these two categories are further sub-divided into two categories each, simple (self-sufficient) and compound proofs:
And when each of these categories, simple and compound, with their presentation, nature and attributes, are termed 'categories of proofs' in this book. And these are the categories for which I have put a condition in the main part of this advertisement that the negater of the Quran will have to present half, or a third, or a quarter or a fifth - in the situation that he cannot present an equal number that are present in that category.
And another item that should be made clear is that whoever wants to present a compound argument from their book should ensure that at least one example of each of the component arguments of the compound argument should also be presented in the same way.
Because understanding this condition requires an example, I will present such an example from the compound arguments for the Quran: The principles of the teachings of the Quran based on logical arguments, i.e. the Quran proves all the principles of belief that are necessary for salvation with strong and philosophical arguments, such as:
This is the example of a compound argument that I have presented, whose components are arguments themselves that are based on true beliefs and because this argument is also one of the categories or arguments, therefore it is incumbent on the claimant to present from all categories, therefore he should also present from this category. But in order to show this proof, he has to show all the proofs that are compiled and gathered to form this argument, and whose integrated identity result in its existence, such as: Proof of the Creator of the Universe, Proof of Unity of God, Proof of God as the Creator, etc., because these are the components and the whole cannot exist without the parts; nor can a concept be realized without its components.
Therefore it is incumbent on the claimant the he present all such component proofs. However, where I have presented five such proofs, the claimant can present one such proof, in support or against (according to his beliefs or opinion), compliant with the conditions stated above and produced from his religion's revealed book.