Thirdly: Both in meaning and according to jafr reckoning, the sentence "God is the Protector of those who have faith" makes an allusion to the Risaletü'n-Nur, as follows…

(The curtain descended here and permission was not given to write it. It has been postponed to another time.)

NOTE

The reason permission was not given to write the remainder of this point for now is that it touches on politics and this world and we are prohibited from considering such things. Yes, the verse, "Man is indeed overweening" [^50] looks to this 'ṭāghūt' and draws attention to it…

[^50]:Qur'an, 96:6.

S a i d  N u r s i ∗ ∗ ∗

Part of a letter from Husrev, the hero of the Risale-i Nur, In connection with the Eleventh Topic of The Fruits of Belief

Part of a letter from Husrev, the hero of the Risale-i Nur,

In connection with the Eleventh Topic of The Fruits of Belief

In His Name, be He glorified!

And there is nothing but it glorifies Him with praise.

May the peace and mercy and blessings of God be upon you!

My Beloved and Esteemed Master!

With the great good it contains for this nation and country, with its Ninth Topic The Fruits of Belief was not only the means of salvation of its students while in the midst of their greatest enemies and the awesomely rebellious, but also with its Tenth and Eleventh Topics, it applauded the Risale-i Nur students in particular on the ways of reality. Moreover, concerning the circumstances of the grave, which we are certain to enter, by making familiar that place under the earth, which makes everyone tremble and is a source of terror for the heedless in particular, where we will meet and speak with the angels; it made us happy at their companionship, and dispelled our terrible fears about that first stopping-place, letting us breathe freely. In the hands of those like me who have not seen that luminous life, it resembles an electric lamp whose rays penetrate hundreds of thousands of years. It also resembles a model flower-garden, the scents of which are ever a source of delight.