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|The Medresetü'z-Zehrâ, a spiritual child and student of the ulema at the Immaculate Tomb|[237](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2372)|
|Sweden, Norway, and Finland accepting the Qur'an|[237](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2372)|
|Love of the Prophet's (UWBP) family prevents some Alevis from embracing atheism|[238](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2382)|
|Gift from the young Safranbolu and Eflani Nur Schools|[239](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2392)|
|The Shining Lamp, a new lesson for the Medresetü'z-Zehrâ|[239](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2392)|
|Covert enemies seek out weak points|[240](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2402)|
|Three events of the Old Said were wonders of the Risale-i Nur|[242](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2422)|
|Bediuzzaman does not call on doctors, nor heed the world|[244](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2442)|
|'A Truth which Occurred to My Heart on the Night of Power'|[245](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2452)|
|Return of confiscated books|[247](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2472)|
|An unpleasant plan in reality beneficial for the Risale-i Nur|[248](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2482)|
|Children flock to Bediuzzaman when he goes out|[249](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2492)|
|'A Fine Point Concerning 'He''|[250](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2502)|
|'Be content with the Risale-i Nur's hidden victories'|[253](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2532)|
|The Risale-i Nur is spreading in the Islamic world|[253](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2532)|
|The Risale-i Nur belongs to everyone on condition they are its students|[255](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2552)|
|True price of the Risale-i Nur is getting ten people to read it|[256](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2562)|
|Printing parts of the Qur'an showing the coincidences|[257](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2572)|
|Bediuzzaman sells his belongings to buy copies of the Risale-i Nur|[258](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2582)|
|A plot to incriminate Bediuzzaman and the Nurjus is thwarted|[258](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2582)|
|A piece to be added to A Fine Point Concerning 'He'|[259](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2592)|
|The misguided alarm the Nur students by causing incidents|[260](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2602)|
|Vile slanders are refuted by Bediuzzaman's upright and independent life|[261](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2612)|
|The functions of the Mahdi and the Risale-i Nur's collective personality|[263](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2632)|
|The Islamic world's forthcoming festival in unity|[266](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2662)|
|The assaults of misguidance enrage the earth and heavens|[267](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2672)|
|Political partisanship destroys sincerity and distorts the truth|[270](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2702)|
|Ahmed Feyzi's disclosures of allusions to the Risale-i Nur|[272](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2722)|
|Bediuzzaman sells belongings to buy The Flashes Collection|[272](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2722)|
|The Risale-i Nur being disseminated in the Islamic world|[273](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2732)|
|Bediuzzaman is followed in the countryside by five planes|[273](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2732)|