My Dear, Loyal Brothers!
I have sent you another part of The Fruits of Belief, about the angels. I sent two legal authorizations to Denizli on the chairman of the court saying that my books would be returned to me. Don't be anxious that here I am being held in the severest solitary confinement; divine favour persists.
It is noteworthy that while the Risale‑i Nur was being read and written out freely here, quite unusually the winter was as mild as summer, as I heard from a number of people, but as soon as attacks were launched at it and it could not be copied out, a severely cold spell ensued. Similarly, as though to make believe those who did not believe that the earthquakes were connected with the inactivity of the Risale-i Nur, which had been shown in the conversation written in the form of a complaint to Afyon, they began at exactly the same time as the attacks and the related tremors are still intermittently continuing, as warnings.
Furthermore, we see that whenever the Risale‑i Nur is subject to attack a sort of general fear is felt. This means that the Risale-i Nur is a certain means of preserving this country from calamities. Since this is the case, those who love this country and nation should ensure its freedom and read it and have it read.
Only on one occasion have I accepted the allowance, and that for eight days out of what was allotted to me, to pay off the debts of my expenses. I told them that I don't want any more‥