Those who exploit politics for irreligion and covertly inculcate absolute unbelief with the intention of breaking the good will of the Islamic world, and its zeal and brotherhood, which are the most powerful strengths of the nation in this land, have deceived the government and twice confused the judiciary saying: “The Risale‑i Nur students exploit religion for politics and may possibly disturb public order.”
Whereas the Risale‑i Nur is a source of physical and spiritual blessings, and performs exceptional service for this country, and comprises truths connected to all the Islamic world, as is shown by the allusions of thirty-three Qur'anic verses and Imam 'Ali's (May God be pleased with him) three predictions and the certain news of Gawth al-A'zam, and it has no connection with politics. But because it has smashed absolute disbelief, it refutes anarchy, which underlies it, and absolute despotism, which overlies it. The Risale-i Nur ensures public security and peace and freedom and justice;
it may not be attacked on the pretext of its harming the country and government. They can no longer induce anyone to believe such a false excuse. But changing their tactics, behind the screen of religion and employing sly tricks, dissemblers may attempt to use some simple‑minded hojas or supporters of the innovations or egotistical sufistically inclined people against the Risale-i Nur, as they did two years ago in Istanbul and Denizli. God willing, they won't be successful.