Divine Messengers are human beings, with the simple but profound and quiet but substantial difference that they are recipients of Divine revelations as against the ordinary folks like us. They work among the people day in and day out, calling them to an ethical and spiritual life that draws its sustenance from an abiding faith in the Unicity of Allah the Almighty. They bear witness to their times and their people by inviting to prudent conduct. They deliver glad tidings to those who follow guidance. And they caution the world against the egregious violations of ethical norms. When their warnings are fulfilled and disaster strikes the land, they are pained at the suffering humanity, even as they recognize that the nature and the times are witnessing to their truthful prophecies and warnings. Such is the image of the Divine Messengers of the past emerging from their lived history as recorded by the Holy Qur'an.

Presented below is a Report:
Allah the Almighty always fulfils His promises. The
revelations which He gave to the Khalifatullah Hazrat Munir Ahmad Azim Sahib (atba)
since 2003 to warn the world and Mauritius and all nearby (surrounding) islands
that “Humanity is in Danger”, the Khalifatullah Hazrat Munir Ahmad Azim Sahib
(atba) has fulfilled them, by the grace of Allah. He transmitted the message
throughout the world and also Mauritius and the surrounding islands, through
the different discourses, conferences and Friday Sermons he made throughout the
island. The message was also conveyed through Newspapers also.
Unfortunately
the people of Mauritius did not respond positively to these warnings, and there
are some who even turned their backs, and began to ridicule the message. But
the work of a Messenger of Allah does not stop despite these negative
reactions. He needs to continue to warn regardless the response of the people. And
he also delivers the good news also to those who lend a good ear to the divine
message and turn towards their Creator, asking for forgiveness and seeking to
purify themselves. For those people, there shall be no fear, no pain. Insha-Allah.
In
the aftermath of the deluge which has overtaken Mauritius by surprise on
Saturday March 30, 2013, the Government of Mauritius declared April 01, as a
public holiday and a day of mourning. The national flag was at half-mast. On
that particular day, after the call of the Khalifatullah to extend our help to
those facing difficult times due to the deluge, the Jamaat Ul Sahih Al Islam responded
positively to the call and showed its solidarity to these people. We all went
to those who lost everything and donated them some necessities, each according
to our means: food, clothes (not old ones, but quite good), and mattresses among
other things.

At
Canal Dayot, there are more than 40 houses which have been inundated. Those
families lost everything. All furniture, clothes, food, children’s school books
etc. were taken away by the pressure of the flood.
The
Khalifatullah (atba) also visited the families of the deceased (in the flood),
and he went also to visit some of the small business owners who were busy
cleaning their locals (wherein more than 2 metres length of water came in). Their stock was ruined and there was mud
everywhere. It is to be noted that upon waking up in the morning of April 01,
2013, day of mourning, the Mauritians made it a must to extend their sympathy
and help to those who were severely touched by the deluge. Many, from various
parts of the country came to give their share of donations to ease those in
difficulty.
The Caudan Subway where 6 people died – The Khalifatullah (atba) prayed for the souls of these people...
The Caudan Subway where 6 people died – The Khalifatullah (atba) prayed for the souls of these people...
