In His Name, be He glorified!
My Dear, Loyal Brothers!
Thinking that since the appointed hour is not known, it could occur any time, this will and testament, which confirms the one I wrote previously, was imparted to me due to a severe, internal illness I am suffering. So I declare this:
On the one hand, the capital being held in Eskişehir is for printing photographically our miraculous Qur'an which shows the coincidences; and on the other, is the Risale‑i Nur's capital which I hold in trust. Endless thanks be to the Most Merciful of the Merciful that as a divine bounty and bestowal, seventy or so years ago I provided the subsistence of my students, despite my own impecuniousness and contrarily to the customs of those times. And now, fifty to sixty years later, as a result of the divine bestowal of those times, the capital I hold is for the subsistence of the sincere students of the Medresetü'z-Zehrâ who are unable to provide their own livelihoods. This capital will be spent on their subsistence. I adjure my spiritual sons and my heirs to carry this out, exactly as I have these past few years. If, God willing, the Risale-i Nur starts to spread further, the capital will be sufficient for devoted students far exceeding the numbers of students who now have dedicated themselves to the Risale-i Nur; Nur Schools and Medresetü'z-Zehrâs will open in many places. I request my spiritual sons, and my select, self-sacrificing assistants, and my heroic brothers who have dedicated themselves to the Risale-i Nur and are known by everyone, that they assist in implementing this last will and testament in my place. Since, with regard to the Risale-i Nur no need remains for me, to depart for the Intermediate Realm is a cause of joy for me. You should not feel sad. You should rather congratulate me, for I am going from troubles to mercy.
The grievously sick,Saîd Nursî
Yes, we bear witness to this last will and testament of our Master.Çalışkan from Emirdağ, Mustafa Acet, Hüsnü from Safranbolu, Zübeyir from Ermenek, Bayram from Çoğol