Correspondence with Maulana Abul Lais Islahi Nadwi

containing my manuscript which was returned to me by Maulana Sadruddin Sahib. This letter was written in pencil by you. The relevant excerpt from your handwritten note reads as follows: I am sending you Waheeduddin Khan Sahib’s latest writing. After reading it, please let me know if there is still an opportunity to talk to him, or if we should simply write to him saying that we’ve done everything we could, and now he can make whatever decision he wishes. As far as I am concerned, I am almost completely disheartened about him now. Maulana Jalil Ahsan Sahib has also started corresponding with him. But, first, I don’t think Khan Sahib will be able to tolerate his style or approach; second, Khan Sahib has now reached a point where maybe no one’s words will make any difference. Of course, if he later changes his mind, that will be another matter. In any case, I have written to Jalil Ahsan Sahib to complete any reading and writing he needs to do with him as soon as possible, and to Waheeduddin Sahib that there is no need to go to Azamgarh for correspondence. It would be better for him to stay in Rampur and handle