Correspondence with Maulana Abul Lais Islahi Nadwi
English book, p. 162
By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan
and interpretations outlined in our Constitution. Since we regularly clarify our objectives and provide explanations in alignment with the Constitution, we are confident that our members will consider the Constitution and its explanations as the primary source for understanding our goals rather than any statement that may not fully align with it. Therefore, such inconsistencies in our literature do not cause us any particular concern. Furthermore, I sense that all members of the Jamaat have consciously adopted the objective and ideological explanation stated in the Constitution. Hence they would not accept any writing that diverges from it. Conversely, any writing that aligns with it, regardless of the author, would represents the Jamaat’s ideology. I am unsure whether this clarification will thoroughly address your concerns. We certainly hope you continue your work within the Jamaat. However, you know that accepting the Jamaat’s objective is a fundamental requirement for membership. Therefore, it is insufficient for our reassurance that your concerns regarding the literature alone are alleviated and that you would retract your objections and continue working within the Jamaat. You would also need to confirm that you accept the Jamaat’s objectives. This need for reassurance is particularly relevant because your previous discussions have been closely tied to the Jamaat’s objectives. Even when I inquired about this

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