The revolution occurred in Arabia through supplications

Hazrat Mirza Ghulam Ahmad, the Promised Messiah and Mahdi and the Founder of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, writes about the high status of the Holy Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, and says:

“I look always with wonder at this Arab Prophet whose name is Muhammad, thousands of blessings and peace be upon him. How exalted his status was! One cannot perceive the ultimate limit of his station, and it is not within the scope of man to fully comprehend the depth and penetration of his ennobling qualities. Alas! Due recognition has not been paid to his lofty rank. That unity which had disappeared from the world was restored by this same courageous champion. He loved God most intensely, so also his soul was consumed in deep sympathy for mankind. That is why God, Who was fully aware of the hidden excellences of his heart, exalted him above all the Prophets and all the people of the past and the future, and fulfilled his heart’s desires in the span of his lifetime. ⁽¹⁾“

“A strange phenomenal event took place in the deserts of Arabia when hundreds of thousands of the dead were revived within a few days, and those who had been misguided through generations exhibited Divine complexion, and those who were blind began to see, and those who had been dumb began to utter words of Divine wisdom, and the world underwent a revolution which no eye had seen before and no ear had heard of. Do you know how all this came about? It was the supplications during dark nights of one who had lost himself in God which caused a revolution in the world, and showed such wonders as could never have been expected from that Unlettered and Helpless one [the Holy Prophet Muhammad sa]. O Allah! Send down Thy blessings and peace on him and his people according to the amount of pain and anguish he felt for his umma, and pour down upon him the light of Thy mercy forever. ⁽²⁾“

“The sublime light which was bestowed on man, i.e., the most perfect among them, was not shared by angels nor by stars; nor was it in the moon, nor in the sun, or in the oceans and the rivers. It was not to be found in rubies or emeralds, nor in sapphires, nor in pearls: It was not in any earthly or heavenly object. It was possessed only by the perfect man, manifested in the most consummate way in the person of our lord and master, Muhammad, the chosen one, the chief of all the prophets, leader of those who live (in the sight of Allah). So, that light was bestowed on that man and likewise, to a degree, on all who in their several ways were similar to him… Sublime grace was possessed in its most perfect and consummate manifestation by our lord and master, the unlettered Prophet, the truthful one, the one whose truth is testified to, Muhammad, the chosen one, peace be on him. ⁽³⁾“

1. Haqiqatul Wahi: Roohani Khaza’in, Vol.22, pp. 118- 119
2. Barakatud Dua pp.10-11
3. Ayena Kamalat e Islam: Roohani Khaza’in, Vol. 5, pp. 160-162