It is the duty of every student to respect his teacher. Just as the patient submits to the doctor, so should every student submit to the teacher. If a student has hatred in his heart against his teacher, then that knowledge becomes a sign of ignorance. The famous saying is: Good manners, good luck, bad luck! Late Mirza Qadiani was always illiterate and unlucky. He was a “Thirs-Maar Khan” in the field of knowledge. Bragging, boasting, boasting, boasting were his favorite pastimes. He had many teachers and mentions them in his books with great disdain. Let’s see some examples of Mirza Qadiani’s behavior towards his teachers!
Teachers were hired as servants
(1) “When I was six or seven years old, a Persian teacher was hired for me, who taught me the Holy Qur’an and some Persian books, and this elder’s name was Fazl Elahi, and when I was about ten years old, An Arabic scholar Maulvi Sahib was appointed to train me, whose name was Fazal Ahmed. I believe that since my education was an initial seed of God Almighty’s grace, the first word in the names of these teachers was also grace. Maulvi Sahib, who was a pious and noble man, he continued to teach with great attention and hard work and I read some books and some grammar rules from him and then when I was seventeen or eighteen years old, another Maulvi Sahib. Agreed to study for a few years. His name was Gul Ali Shah. He was also appointed by my father as a servant to teach in Qadian. And from the last-mentioned Maulvi Sahib, I learned syntax, logic, wisdom, etc., as far as God willed, and I read some medical books from my father, and he was a very skilled physician in the art of medicine, and in those days I was so focused on looking at books that I was not in the world.”
(Kitab al-Bariya page 162 following Ruhani Khazain volume 13 page 180, 181 [margin] by Mirza Qadiani)
Praise your teacher
(2) “Our teacher was a Shia. Gul Ali Shah was his name. He never prayed. They didn’t even wash their mouths.”
(Appendices, Volume I, Page 583, modern edition by Mirza Qadiani)
q “Thirty years ago there were many people who used to say about the Promised Messiah (Mirza Qadiani) that he does not even know Urdu and writes Arabic with others and publishes it under his own name. Some people say Maulvi Nuruddin writes books for you. Even the Promised Messiah (on whom be peace) did not claim that he had studied the external sciences anywhere. You used to say that I had a teacher who used to eat opium and used to sit with haqqa. Many times, in panic, he would break his right hand. Such a teacher had taught. Therefore, people considered you ignorant and uninformed.” (Speech of Mirza Bashiruddin Mahmood, Khalifa Qadian, the following newspaper “Al-Fazl” Qadian, Volume 16, Number 62, Page 8, dated February 5, 1929)
This is the literature of Mirza Qadiani about his teachers. If you seek help from a scholar for the education and training of your children and he is ready to perform this duty, then should he become your children’s servant. will And then to hide their unworthiness, calling the teacher Afemi etc. Of course, the owner of such a thought can only be Mirza Qadiani, a resident of the backward village of Gurdaspur.