THE IMPORTANCE OF SITUATION MANAGEMENT

visited me. He resides abroad, and it was our first meeting. He expressed his admiration, stating, “I’ve been diligently reading your books for a considerable period, and I wholeheartedly concur with their teachings.” He continued, “The ideology you espouse is unparalleled in the last two centuries. It stands as the most suitable ideology for Muslims.” I inquired about his knowledge of our mission. He responded, “I’ve been reading your books and diligently studying your writings on my computer.” I mentioned the absence of a central hub for our organization compared to other entities. He affirmed, “I’ve observed prominent centres of other organizations in India, but you lack such a central hub. Despite your superior ideology, others possess more extensive centres.” “You’re referring to something called ‘anachronism.’ That era of localized centres is a thing of the past. We now live in a time of expanded centres. The days when there was just one building for a centre are over. You yourself are a testament to this change.” “You reside far away in another country, yet you’re well-informed through literature, the internet, and our website. Our expanded centre encompasses individuals like you. Every member of our team, regardless of their location, if they have access to our books or computers, is considered part of our centre.” “Consider our centres from today’s perspective, rather than the past when communication was limited. Back then, there were no computers, print media, or electronic media, which necessitated the existence of localized centrs. However, those days are behind us, and we no longer require localized centres.” “We now inhabit the era of the expanded centre. Our centre is spread out through literature, computers, and multimedia. By God’s grace, I can confidently say that our mission is the largest and most significant for Muslims at this time. Such a grand mission is unparalleled. No other organization possesses such extensive literature.” “By God’s grace, our people are spread across the globe. Sitting at their computers, they diligently spread this mission far and wide. All our literature is readily available on our website. Every individual within our mission, regardless of their location, whether they’re working on computers or in their rooms, is considered part of our centre.” The era of localized centres is a thing of the past. We now live in a time of expanded centres. The days when there was just one building for a centre are over.