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وجوہ سے وہ اس میں شرکت نہ کر سکے۔ البتہ اس موضوع پر صدر اسلامی مرکز کا مقالہ اور مطبوعہ لٹریچر ان کو بھیج دیا گیا ہے۔ 8- ٹائمس آف انڈیا (نئی دہلی) اور انگریزی کے دیگر اخبار اور میگزین میں مسلسل صدر اسلامی مرکز کے مضامین شائع ہو رہے ہیں۔ یہ تمام مضامین سی پی ایس انٹرنیشنل کے ویب سائٹ (www.cpsglobal.org) پر دیکھے جاسکتے ہیں۔ یہاں ٹائمس آف انڈیا (16 ستمبر 2011) میں صدر اسلامی مرکز کے شائع شدہ مضمون پر قارئین کے چند تاثرات نقل کئے جاتے ہیں: "How to Eradicate Corruption" “Very correct and beautifully said. The materialistic way of life has to be modified and education at the early stages should be appropriately programmed.” - Alekhacharan Tripa “Well said Maulana ji. We live in a society, which is predominantly materialistic. Our materialistic life-style is an impediment to our spiritual evolution. There are myriads of temptations that are all around us which tempt us to corruption...” - Pran Rangan “Very valid thoughts. An evolved mind will result in evolved actions for the maximum welfare of maximum people - superseding personal whims and fancies. High moral rectitude, in a way, comes naturally to most spiritually aware persons...” - Rupa Anand “Absolute facts projected in article. Spirituality is individualistic and materialism is a mass activity. Therefore corruption which starts in mind can be stopped only by changing the Mind or the way of thinking of groups and individuals...” - Upendra Solapurkar “A very thoughtful Blog, indeed! As said rightly by him, corruption can be eradicated by changing the value system in the field of education at school level itself, slowly and steadily.” - Shakuntala Vibhute “Maulana Wahiduddin Khan has very impressively commented on spirituality for routing out corruption. By that he means genuine spirituality not hypocritical spirituality as is found with many people, politicians and even many spiritual gurus. He has very rightly said, any genuinely spiritual person can be known by his own predictable character as well as concern and empathy for others. This concern and empathy for others in addition to spirituality that can rout out corruption.” - Amiya Kumar Satpat “To me, there was total clarity. The Message was, do not be passive, try to spread spirituality as much as possible. This will lead to more evolved beings, and corruption will become less and less...” Ramesh Jeswani