The Islamic Review April 1936

What greater proof of freedom from the bias of sectarianism in the conducting of the Woking Mission could be had than the fact that its Trust is composed of Muslims of all schools of thought ? I full well remember the document drawn up in my presence by the late founder of the Woking Muslim Mission and given in the keeping of Mr. [...] The limits defined by Islam for the regulation of sexual and domestic life are the wisest and the most scientific their sole purpose being to secure the conservation and propagation of the race and the integrity of family life. [...] The second cause is the want of the spirit of unity—I mean that unity of hearts which is the real basis of the unity of nationl life. [...] He came to abolish all kinds of religious and racial differences in the world for the sole object of his universal mission was the establishment of the Unity of Allah the unity of man and the unity of the world— that spirit of religious unity—by dint of which the small band of thirty thousand Muslims of the early era of Islam were successful in smashing and conquering the Persian Empires of Cyr [...] Islam brought about the equality of man the elevation of the status of woman the manmission of slaves suppression of profligacy and drunkeness advocacy of organised charity forbidding of usury condemnation of the exploitation of the poor commendtion of the dignity of labour insistence on punctuality and discipline exaltation of matrimony and discoutenancing of celibacy.