(i) modern political civilisation is characterised by exploiting man as a thing rather than a personality, which needs to be developed and enlarged by cultural forces.

(ii) the possibilities of faith entails creating a new world where the social rank of man is not determined by his caste or colour or the amount of dividend he earns, but by the kind of life he lives, where the poor tax the rich, where human society is founded not on the equality of stomachs but on the equality of spirits, where an untouchable can marry the daughter of the king, where private ownership is a trust and where capital cannot be allowed to accumulate so as to dominate that real producer of wealth. The advantage in turn is a potentially egalitarian society.

(iii) The primary danger confronting the idealism of faith is the anachronistic belief system, which the current generation still holds on to.

(iv) An unmanly compromise will have to be made unless the Indian Muslim strives to live in the full glow and colour of life, which is achievable by undergoing a complete transformation of his inner being.

(v) independence of one’s own inner life

(vi) which line is it?

(vii) Escaping Vacillation