Following this, I received a card from the Amir of Jamaat that stated:
“I have requested your writings from Rampur, and I expect to receive them in two or three days. After that, Insha ’Allah, I will be able to write something to you.”
In reply, I mentioned that the writings held by Maulana Sadruddin in Rampur are very incomplete and lack clarity. If you’d like to see a clearer version of my thoughts and receive commentary, I would be happy to send you a copy of my full writing from here.
Your feedback is very meaningful to me, and it would truly bring me joy to share my writing for this purpose.
Subsequently, I received another request from the Secretary of Jamaat for my writing, to which I responded.
Azamgarh, September 5, 1962
Respected Sir,
Assalamu Alaykum,
I received two letters signed by the Secretary of Jamaat-e-Islami, Mr. Muhammad Yusuf, dated November 27 and December 3, 1962. Before this, on November 24, I had already sent a letter addressed to you, which serves as an early response to these letters. In it, I stated, “If you intend to comment on my views, I would be happy to send my complete writing in its current form to you.”
However, I have not received any response about this. I want to emphasize that if you clearly state your intention to review my thoughts without any conditions, I will gladly send all my writings to you, Insha’Allah. But without this promise, I don’t see the point in sending my work.
As for replying to my letter dated 8 November, there is no need for any written request in this matter. The same information on the basis of which you accepted my resignation from the Department of Research and Publication is enough to reply to this letter. Just as on 5 September you were in a position to accept my request to leave the Department because of ideological differences, in exactly the same way you are now in a position to respond to my letter mentioned above. If your decision of 5 September was a considered one, then surely today you should have no difficulty in replying to my letter.
I am eagerly awaiting your reply to my letter dated November 8. Please send it at your earliest convenience.
Sincerely,
Wahiduddin
