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355 Similarly, at another occasion Huzur rh said: “Other than money, there is a great need for teachers, the sort of teachers who truly wish to devote their lives in the cause of God. Not those teachers who, at finding no other place in the world, decide to join ‘Waqf-e-Jadid’ and become teachers. We need intelligent teachers; having love for God and His Messenger, having keen interest in the Quranic Commentary written by the Promised Messiah as , those who read and remember that Commentary, and have a limitless zeal to serve others. A person who does not have the desire to serve people cannot become a teacher. For, it is a fact that whatsoever we give to our brother, whether it concerns a worldly thing or a religious matter, we do it under the impulse of serving others. Without it, we cannot give anything to anybody. ” (Al Fazal, December, 1967) ‘Waqf-e-Jadid’ is a Doorway to Blessings Concerning ‘Waqf-e-Jadid’ Hadrat Khalifatul Masih III rh says: “‘Waqf-e-Jadid’ is one of the doorways of blessings that God the Exalted has opened for us. Through this Institution, Hadrat Musleh Maud ra has given us a means to gain virtues and blessings. ” (Al Fazl, January 4, 1967)