Message of Love and Brotherhood to Africa — Page 47
47 disposal. The morning I find the sun has risen on a day when we have the facility to remit money overseas it should be remitted before the offices close. For the present is not the time for walking; the hour for running has struck. We have also to do a lot of ground-work here. We must, for instance, prepare literature for Africa. There are a few points related to literature which I cannot elaborate to you lest non-Muslims should become alert and try to queer over pitch. I have said non-Muslims pointedly. I did not say non-Ahmadis, for, they will not do any such thing. What hits the non-Muslim hard and home can be dealt to with only through literature. And literature has to be published here. It will cost money. Besides this there are some other undertakings. Whenever Allah, the Supreme, creates favourable conditions, we shall remit money abroad. Scheme relating to Pakistan I had spoken last evening to members here in the mosque about the part the Pakistani Ahmadiyya Jam a ‘at should take in this scheme. I had some misgivings about a