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|The illegality in ten ways of having his house raided|[275](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2752)|
|Our confiscated Qur'an is sent to the Directorate of Religious Affairs|[281](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2812)|
|The Risale-i Nur is a means of calamities being repulsed|[281](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2812)|
|'Addendum to the Petition Sent to the President'|[282](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2822)|
|Bediuzzaman is subject to arbitrary ill-treatment|[284](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2842)|
|'Addendum to the Statement Made in Emirdağ'|[285](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2852)|
|Nur students under divine protection and providence|[287](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-i/10135/34/23/287#2872)|
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|Emirdağ Letters II||
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|Bediuzzaman awards diplomas to his students|[291](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#2912)|
|Bediuzzaman requests Ahmed Hamdi Efendi, the Head of the Directorate of Religious Affairs, to consider publishing the Risale-i Nur|[291](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#2912)|
|Bediuzzaman breaks his rule of not accepting unreciprocated gifts|[292](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#2922)|
|Ahmed Hamdi Efendi hopes to publish the Risale-i Nur gradually|[294](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#2942)|
|Response to a conspiracy to have the Qur'an read in translation|[294](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#2942)|
|The hojas tried to minimize dangers with dispensations|[295](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#2952)|
|Husrev should deliver the Risale-i Nur to Ankara|[296](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#2962)|
|Condolence on the death of Hafiz Mustafa|[296](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#2962)|
|A few matters about Bediuzzaman's person and life|[297](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#2972)|
|The atheistic current that has tried to crush us will be broken|[300](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3002)|
|Letter of congratulation to the President of the Republic|[300](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3002)|
|Faced with those who exploit irreligion for politics, we make politics the tool and friend of religion|[301](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3012)|
|A visit consoles Bediuzzaman|[302](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3022)|
|The President's reply|[302](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3022)|
|Atheists' attempts to prevent the Risale-i Nur's free publication|[302](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3022)|
|Injustices perpetrated on Bediuzzaman by the People's Party|[303](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3032)|
|Congratulations on the Arabic call to prayer|[305](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3052)|
|University Nur students perform tasks of the Medresetü'z-Zehrâ|[305](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3052)|
|Books from the Risale-i Nur seized illegally|[306](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3062)|
|'To the President of the Republic, the Cabinet, and Others'|[308](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3082)|
|A conversation with the Democrats, by the university Nurjus|[309](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3092)|
|At the present time, the Risale-i Nur is sufficient|[310](/emirdağ-letters/emirdağ-letters-ii/10351/34/289/512#3102)|