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pouring blows upon his head” (2 Cor. xii. 7) forbade him to
reveal the truth! It is an admission by Paul that “the angel
of Satan,” as he calls him, prohibited him from revealing
the secret of Muhammad (pbuh) , whom he had seen in his
vision. If Paul was a true righteous servant of God, why
was he delivered into the hands of the “angel of the Devil”
who was continually beating him on the head? The more
one reflects on the teachings of Paul, the less one doubts
that he was the prototype of Constantine the Great!
In conclusion, I may be permitted to draw a moral for
the non-Muslims from this wonderful vision of Daniel.
They should take to heart a lesson from the fate which
befell the four beasts, and particularly the Horn, and to
reflect that Allah alone is the One True God; that the
Muslims alone faithfully profess His absolute Unity; that
He is aware of their oppressions, and that they have their
Sultan of the Prophets near to the Throne of the Most High.