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|The Second explains why the creation of evil is not evil, and why divine mercy permits it.|[59](/letters/the-twelfth-letter/8495/29/58/62#592)|
|The Third explains why calamities and tribulations being inflicted on even the innocent and animals is not contrary to justice.|[61](/letters/the-twelfth-letter/8495/29/58/62#612)|
|THE THIRTEENTH LETTER: The reply to frequent questions as to how Bediuzzaman endured the oppression inflicted on him by the politicians and ‘the worldly.’ It shows how the ill-treatment was transformed into various sorts of mercy. It also gives the reasons Bediuzzaman did not apply for his release papers, and for his indifference towards politics.|[63](/letters/the-thirteenth-letter/8499/29/63/67#632)|
|THE FOURTEENTH LETTER: was not written.| |
|THE FIFTEENTH LETTER: Six important answers to six important questions:| |
|The First: The answer in two stations concerning the Companions of the Prophet (UWBP) not perceiving the troublemakers, so that it resulted in three of the four Rightly-Guided Caliphs being martyred.|[68](/letters/the-fifteenth-letter/8504/29/68/79#682)|
|The Second explains the reality of the wars that started in ‘Ali’s time, and how those who took part in them should be looked upon|[70](/letters/the-fifteenth-letter/8504/29/68/79#702)|
|The Third: Concerning the wisdom in the cruel treatment received by members of the Prophet’s (UWBP) family.|[73](/letters/the-fifteenth-letter/8504/29/68/79#732)|
|The Fourth: Narrations state that when Jesus (UWP) kills the Dajjal at the end of time, most people will enter the true religion, while others say that no believers will remain. A convincing answer to this.|[74](/letters/the-fifteenth-letter/8504/29/68/79#742)|
|The Fifth: An answer to the question: Will the immortal spirits be grieved by the events of the Last Day?|[77](/letters/the-fifteenth-letter/8504/29/68/79#772)|
|The Sixth: An answer to the question: Does the verse, “Everything will perish save His countenance” include the hereafter and Paradise and Hell?|[77](/letters/the-fifteenth-letter/8504/29/68/79#772)|
|THE SIXTEENTH LETTER consists of five points:| |
|First Point explains why service of the Qur’an precluded Bediuzzaman’s involvement in politics.|[80](/letters/the-sixteenth-letter/8513/29/80/96#802)|
|Second Point: Service of the Qur’an and working seriously for the hereafter necessitated his aloofness from politics.|[81](/letters/the-sixteenth-letter/8513/29/80/96#812)|
|Third Point: Two stories illustrating why Bediuzzaman endured the severe oppression he was subject to|[83](/letters/the-sixteenth-letter/8513/29/80/96#832)|