“Maulana, I am from Lahore, Pakistan. I fully agree and appreciate your mission of dawah activism with peace. I agree with your point of view on the Kashmir issue that its political decision was settled in 1948. Can we take the creation of Pakistan in the same way that it was decided practically on August 14, 1947?”

“You said Crusaders did not take the option of revenge and went in the direction of non-political field, but today can't we say that the West has again started Crusades without naming it as Crusades?”

“Maulana, women like Aisha and many more played great roles in the history of Islam. In fact, many hadith are attributed to Aisha, but still Muslims today don't want their women to be part of dawah work. Why is this that they can't take lessons from the life of the Prophet and his companions who involved their women in the way of Islam?”

“Is the responsibility of Dawah work every Muslim's individual duty (Fardh 'Ayn) or only a collective duty (Fardh Kifayah)? I say it is Fardh 'Ayn, meaning every Muslim, wherever they meet someone, should know what command Allah has sent.”

“Can we describe all the problems of Muslims in Assam, Palestine, Burma, Kashmir and many parts of the world as punishment from Allah because Muslims are not spreading the word of God to non-believers?”

“Muslims are living in fear today that they are being targeted in some or the other way. What is your advice to all those who are so afraid?”

“Today's lecture was heart touching. Is it possible that the Muslims' high level institutions like Darul Uloom Deoband may be persuaded to start research in pure sciences from this angle? What is your opinion on this?”

“When we do dawah work, it gives immense pleasure to us. We feel we are doing the job which God has asked us to do. We are acting as part of the divine scheme. But simultaneously a thought comes to the mind that the task is so big but we are doing very little. Please advise.”