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Presented to the Muslim Nation

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Prelude

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That The Community Is Made Up Of The Mingling Of Individuals

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First Pillar: The Unity of God

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That Despair, Grief and Fear are the Mother of Abominations

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Conversation of the arrow and the sword

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Emperor Alamgir and the tiger

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Second Pillar: Apostleship

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That the purpose pf Muhammad’s (S.A.W.) Mission

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The Story Of Bu Ubaid And Jaban, In Illustration Of Muslim Brotherhood

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The story of Sultan Murad and The Architect

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Concerning muslim freedom, and secrets of tragedy of Kerbala

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That the Muhammadan Community

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That The Country Is Not The Foundation Of The Community

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That Muhammadan nation has no temporal end

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That the organization of the community is only possible though Law

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That In Times Of Decandence Strict Conformity Is Better Than Free Speculation

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That Maturity Of Communal Life Derives From Following The Divine Law

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That A Good Communal Character Derives From Discipline According To The Manners Of The Prophet (S.A.W)

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That The Life Of The Community Requires A Visible Focus, And That The Focus Of The Islamic Community Is Makkah’s Sacred Home

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That True Solidarity Consists In Adopting A Fixed Communal Objective, And That The Objective Of The Muhammadan Community Is The Preservation And Propagation Of Unitarianism

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That The Expansion Of Communal Life Depends Upon Controlling The Forces Of World Order

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That The Perfection Of Communal Life Is Attained When The Community, Like The Individual, Discovers The Sensation Of Self, And That The Propagation And Perfecting Of This Sensation Can Be Realized Through Guarding The Communal Traditions

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That The Continuance Of The Species Derives From Motherhood, And That The Preservation And Honouring Of Motherhood, Is The Foundation Of Islam

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That The Lady Fatima Is The Perfect Pattern Of Muslim Womanhood

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Address To The Veiled Ladies Of Islam

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‘SAY: HE IS GOD, ONE’

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‘God, The Self-Subsistent’

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‘He Begat Not, Neither Was He Begotton’

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‘And There Is Not Any Equal Unto Him’

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The Author’s Memorial To Him Who Is A Mercy To All Living Beings