“Without doubt, a truly mighty and powerful person is not one who can move a mountain from its place, not in the least. True courage is to muster the strength to reform one's morals.”

—  Mirza Ghulam Ahmad

Source: Malfuzat,Vol.1,p.136 to 137

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