Message of Love and Brotherhood to Africa — Page 29
29 account will remain there and all sums will be deposited in it. I told them in my Friday sermon that Allah, the Illustrious, had willed it that we should invest this money in the six African countries and should keep in readiness doctors and teachers required for hospitals and schools there. Whether this amount will be available or not, or how it will be raised is not my worry. I know for sure that it will be made available. Again I am not worried about whether men to handle the assign- ment will be available or not. For this is not a problem. They shall be available. For, Allah the Supreme, has commanded me to take up this assignment. When He commands thus, it is then His own undertaking. What worries one, however, and should be a matter of concern to you, is that mere submission of a sacrifice to God is of no avail unless Allah, the Sublime, is pleased to accept the offer. Millions of sacrifices made from the day of Adam as up to the present have been rejected and which find mention in A ha d i th. This is my worry. It should also be your worry. Pray, therefore, and keep on praying, 'O Lord, we, Your humble servants, are