Correspondence with Maulana Sadruddin Islahi

As for your recent suggestion in your latest letter, I must say that if you wish to publish your work, that is your choice; do as you deem appropriate. However, as for my writing, please do not publish it. I wrote it solely for your personal reflection, not for public reading. This is why I only pointed out certain key arguments without elaborating, expecting that you would understand the details yourself. It’s clear that one cannot expect the public to grasp it in this way. Therefore, I did not write it with publication in mind, and I request that you do not publish it. When your work is published, the Jamaat will decide whether a response should be issued publicly, and action will be taken accordingly. Sincerely, Sadruddin Azamgarh–January 19, 1963 Respected Maulana Sadruddin, Peace be upon you. I received your letter dated January 12. In it, you requested that I do not publish your response along with my work. In response, I would like to remind you that in 1951, Maulana Abul Lais, Amir of Jamaate-Islami Hind, corresponded with the late Maulana Hussain Ahmad Madani. Maulana Madani sent a