Correspondence with Maulana Jalil Ahsan Nadwi

the same from Madrasatul Islah, but you completely overlooked these points and instead wrote that you were sending the document and insisted that I must provide my comments by the end of August. I must inform you that this is impossible. If I could provide such quick commentary, I would not have repeatedly stressed my conditions. Why are you so impatient? Is impatience the first attribute among the traits of a “true believer”? Jalil Ahsan In response, I wrote that Maulana could proceed with the review as he deemed appropriate, as I was eager to know his thoughts on my ideas. Following that, I received the following letter: Chitrpur–August 7, 1962 Respected Brother, Peace be upon you. 1. I received your document but have not yet read it. 2. I have heard that you are eager to publish this work. Is this information correct? 3. If so, my advice is that you come to Azamgarh and engage in further correspondence with me. It is possible that your misinterpretation will become