My Dear, Loyal, and Totally Steadfast Brothers!
The parts of the Risale‑i Nur with which our martyr is happily busy in the Intermediate Realm, which were as though written to work in his place and to make me work, arrived just at the right time, together with the three sweet fruits of the Medrese‑i Yusufiye and three portions (ḥizb) of the Qur'an, which produce thousands of sacred fruits.
It will be appropriate if two heroic people write out the Eleventh Topic in the same way that they wrote out the two Fruits so well and if they are sent together with four or five copies of the Hizb‑i Nûriye, if there are any, and five or six copies of the Hizb-i Kur'aniye. And Husrev's letter should be appended to the Eleventh Topic.
This time, I am sending you a piece about the subtle points showing the inimitability of two or three Qur'anic verses as a companion and an addendum to Ayat al‑Kursi It is incomplete since I have not yet received any sign that I should complete it. It was written in great haste. Significant mysteries appeared, but it was not written clearly and openly so as to avoid worldly matters. If you like, you can add it as a supplement to the Addendum at the end of the Eleventh Topic. You can write it out, as well as the piece on Sura al‑Falaq , as addenda to the treatise, The Miraculousness of the Qur'an (İ'caz-ı Kur'an Risalesi).
My brothers! Don't be anxious, it seems absolutely certain to me that we are the recipients of grace and that outside our own will and power we are being employed by a hidden hand in a most important task. On numerous occasions we have manifested the meaning of the verse: It may be that you detest a thing, but it is good for you In this work, the hardships are few and the recompense, great‥