The Promised Messiah (as) said:
This practice of mine to write at length in my books, and to mention the very same thing in different ways—my purpose by it is to try to explain my view from different angles. My purpose is to make the subject clear for people of different dispositions and inclinations so that they may understand by one way or another and that perhaps someone’s heart is captivated by a particular point and is thereby guided. Most hearts are filled with a variety of forms of heedlessness and repeated mention of the same thing is necessary to awaken them.
The Promised Messiah (as) said:
The enmity of Islam by the Christians is an old tradition. Present-day Christian priests are beating that same drum they inherited around their neck. However, the enmity these Aryas have is still new and fresh and, therefore, they are much more aggressive, but it is a pity that they are not seeking the truth. From their criticism, it appears that those of them raising objections have not studied Islam in a proper way. Thus, such a one writes that the Muslims claim the Quran descended from the heavens in an all written down form—well, how could this have happened? The fact of the matter is that he has committed an erroneous translation of what the Muslims assert as a figure of speech. However, this approach is far removed from righteousness.1
1 Badr, vol. 7, no. 2, p. 3, dated 16 January 1908