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The gratifying news of your projected trip to Japan has particularly
strengthened (the Guardian’s) hopes for the future expansion of
your labours in that country. He trusts that on your return to that land
you will find the friends more eager and ready than ever to carry on
the teaching work which ever since your departure to the States seems
to have been progressing slowly.
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The Guardian will fervently pray for the success of your teaching
trip, and he hopes that its results will be such as to encourage you to
prolong your stay in Japan until a strong, active and well-united
community of believers has been duly established. Your patient,
sustained and selfless efforts in this connection, he is convinced, are
bound to produce satisfactory and abiding results.
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(signed by H. Rabbani)
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I wish to add a few words in person in order to reaffirm my deep
sense of gratitude to you for all that you have achieved and for your
determination to carry on the work that you have so many years so
splendidly initiated. I trust and pray that you may be fully guided
and assisted to fulfill your heart’s dearest wish.
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