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Religion & TheologyAhmadiyya InsightIn His Own Words

Consideration for the Vow of Friendship

Al Hakam Weekly24th July 2026

The Promised Messiah (as) states: “It is my belief that any individual who makes a vow of friendship with me even once, I have such regard for this vow, that irrespective of their nature and no matter what they become, I cannot sever my ties with them. If the individual cuts off their ties with me themselves, in that case I am helpless. Otherwise, my belief is that if one of my friends had collapsed in the market after consuming alcohol and there was a crowd of people around him, I would pick him up and take him away without fear of reproach by any critic.” The Promised Messiah (as) also said: “The bond of friendship is a most valuable gem. One must not waste it away easily. No matter how unpleasant a friend may be to you, one ought to forgive and forget.” Source: Disclaimer: The text may contain errors. Please verify it against the original book image.

(Malfuzat [English], Vol. 2, pp.184)

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