Hakeem Noor-ud-Deen – Khalifatul Masih I – The Way of the Righteous — Page 103
Hakeem Noor-ud-Deen The Way of the Righteous 102 movement like Akhwaan-us-Safaa , which was formed in Basra. He wrote a series of articles how Indian Muslims were disunited and issued a handbill highlighting the need for unity and cohesiveness among Indian Muslims. Allama Shibli No ‘ amani also wrote to Hakeem Sahib, soliciting his advice on the matter. In his letter of March 29, 1900, Hakeem Sahib drew the attention to the fact that the greatest manifesto of the Muslims was already contained in the Holy Qur'an, and once the Muslims started relying on this great book, they would witness signs of Divine help and assistance. Urdu Translation of the Holy Qur'an Hakeem Sahib was ever deeply in love with the Holy Qur'an. God had granted him the gift of understanding it and, hence, Hakeem Sahib devoted a lot of his time and energy in writing a fine Urdu translation of the book so dear to him. Unfortunately the committee, which was assigned the task of its printing, did not pay proper attention to it. Thus only the translation of the first chapter was published by Abdur Rasheed, owner of Matba ‘ -i- Ahmadi Meerut , in 1907, during his lifetime. Second Paper Al-Badr In 1902, a second paper, Al-Badr, appeared from Qadian, and like the Al-Hakam , this paper also enjoyed full support of Hakeem Sahib and he extended full co-operation by contributing to it his scholarly articles. Al-Badr also published some of his rare medical prescriptions. It was generally dedicated to the writings of Hadhrat Sahib and Hakeem Sahib. Journey to Kapurthala An Ahmadi officer of the State of Kapurthala fell seriously ill. On the advice of Hadhrat Sahib, Hakeem Sahib went to