Al-Risala (English) · ME AND MAULANA: A PERSONAL RECOLLECTION OF WAHIDUDDIN KHAN - John M. Butt

ME AND MAULANA: A PERSONAL RECOLLECTION OF WAHIDUDDIN KHAN - John M. Butt

Al-Risala (English), August-September 2021, p. 95

By Maulana Wahiduddin Khan

Maulana Wahiduddin Khan is named as the default author of the periodical; a piece that carries another writer’s byline is credited to that writer.

Hall of Saharanpur. The program was attended by the likes of the king of voice, Mr. Ameen Sayani and Hon’ble judge of Supreme Court Mr. Shameem and was presided by Mr. B.P. Deshbhakt, the Chairman of CPS team, Saharanpur. Maulana mentioned about this book that it is an unparalled book written after 1947 for upliftment of the society. On 6th February 2016, we met Maulana Sb at his residence and he unveiled my third book, “Enlighten your Mind” and blessed us with his prayers. In this book I have taken inspiration from Quran, Maulana’s literature, Bible and Gita and have put them into small messages so that it is easier and less time consuming for readers to read and gain wisdom. The book also has pictures of Maulana Sahab on each page as he has been the true inspiration for this book. For me Maulana is my spiritual friend, many times he guided me and family members, he exposed me to some inspirational and spiritual facts about his life, which he didn’t publish in his literature. He mentioned that he used to pray every time he used to attend our programme, that may this person (Dr. Aslam) gets associated with CPS’ mission, as that will give the mission great energy. He visited Saharanpur several times. He inaugurated our new building of National Medical College, Saharanpur on 28th November 2004. Every time he visited us, he would share his experiences and learnings with us, which had a lasting impact on me. Maulana Wahiduddin Khan Sahab wished to visit National Medical College (NMC) Saharanpur, repeatedly. Whenever I used to meet him in person or spoke over phone he would always express his desire to visit the

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