Correspondence with Maulana Abul Lais Islahi Nadwi

Following this, I received a card from the Amir of Jamaat that stated: “I have requested your writings from Rampur, and I expect to receive them in two or three days. After that, Insha ’Allah, I will be able to write something to you.” In reply, I mentioned that the writings held by Maulana Sadruddin in Rampur are very incomplete and lack clarity. If you’d like to see a clearer version of my thoughts and receive commentary, I would be happy to send you a copy of my full writing from here. Your feedback is very meaningful to me, and it would truly bring me joy to share my writing for this purpose. Subsequently, I received another request from the Secretary of Jamaat for my writing, to which I responded. Azamgarh, September 5, 1962 Respected Sir, Assalamu Alaykum, I received two letters signed by the Secretary of Jamaate-Islami, Mr. Muhammad Yusuf, dated November 27 and December 3, 1962. Before this, on November 24, I had already sent a letter addressed to you, which serves as an early response to these letters. In it, I stated, “If