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What does Surah Al-Baqarah, 2:187 say about God's response to prayers?
It states that when His servants ask Him, God is near and responds to the prayer of the supplicant when they call on Him.
What conditions are mentioned in the Qur'an for the acceptance of prayers?
They should hearken to Allah.
They should believe in Allah.
How can we be certain that God is the One who answers prayers?
We can be certain because the acceptance of prayers is accompanied by signs, showing that the prayers are not merely the result of chance.
Why can't we say the outcomes of prayers are just due to chance?
While sometimes prayers are fulfilled and sometimes they are not, the consistency of prayer outcomes, along with accompanying signs, proves that the answers are not random but are the result of divine intervention.
What test did Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad propose as proof of God's existence and prayer acceptance?
He proposed that a group of patients be divided into two sets: one set treated by doctors, and the other prayed for by him, to see which group recovered better.
How did Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad demonstrate the power of prayer with a specific example?
He prayed for a person who had been bitten by a rabid dog and was deemed incurable by doctors. Through his prayers, the person recovered, proving the power of prayer.
What does the example of the rabies patient demonstrate about prayer?
The example demonstrates that prayer can lead to healing and recovery, even in seemingly hopeless situations, showing that prayer is answered by a divine being.
Is the acceptance of prayer limited to any specific time period?
No, the acceptance of prayer is not limited to a specific period; it has been witnessed throughout history and continues to be seen in the present day.
What does the acceptance of prayer prove?
It proves that there exists a divine being who answers prayers, and such instances of answered prayers can be witnessed in all ages.
Why is the outcome of prayers considered proof of God's existence?
Because the fulfillment of prayers, especially in extraordinary circumstances, cannot be explained by random events and consistently reflects divine intervention.
