Correspondence with Maulana Jalil Ahsan Nadwi

DISCUSSION AND CORRESPONDENCE forgiveness. And if it is yours, then you should. But who will determine who among us is at fault? Such judgments do not occur in this world. Regarding the method, I had outlined that I would begin by asking questions after reading your lengthy writing, and thus I proceeded accordingly. Now that the second set of questions was sent, this situation arose. Once the questions were completed, I would have discussed the remaining two parts. If I had asked you how many hairs are on your head or what the ratio of sand to clay is in the dams of Azamgarh, then certainly, these would be irrelevant to the subject of your writing. However, rest assured that no one besides you, who has read your writing, would consider my questions irrelevant. In one of my previous notes, my mention of “impatience” was indeed appropriate. Despite my request, you did not fulfil your promise of sending a copy of Maulana Abul Lais Sahib’s letter. Wassalam Jalil Ahsan Azamgarh – November 12, 1962 Respected Sir, Peace be upon you, I received your letter dated November 7, 1962. I have sent a complete copy of Maulana Abul Lais Sahib’s