A brother of ours and select Nur student, a retired teacher from the village of Mülâyim in the district of Eflâni near Safranbolu, wants to donate the greater part of his capital for the printing and publication of the Risale‑i Nur, and requests that this is accepted. I cannot refuse this devoted and special brother's sincere and self-sacrificing request, but since worldly goods have no place in my personal rules and I do not accept aid for myself, I do not know the advantages of this matter. I am therefore referring the matter to the two heroes of Isparta and Husrev and Tahirî and their friends, and to Nazif and his companions. I could not prevent something so good and beneficial for the Risale-i Nur's publication. You may accept either the whole amount he intends or part of it, in two instalments; one may be given to the large duplicating machine in Isparta, and the other to the smaller machine there. You should please that select brother by accepting his gift as he wishes, either as charity, or similarly to others who have helped, with some sort of return in the future, or from the Risale-i Nur, or in any other way if he so wants.