I started writing my “extinguishing the atomic hell series” in 1972. The series was complete in 1982 in fourteen volumes. My views from the beginning were final. The consideration throughout was the truth. The optimism of the Scientist about the atomic future since 1972 has gradually dwindled, while the anxiety of the masses about the atomic hazards has increased. Yet the scientist is still far behind me in picturing the nuclear hazards. He can as yet only see the sun screened by the cloud of dust in the event of atomic war, and the northern region of the world frozen with cold, whereas the state of this world in future due to the radiation hazards in the era of full-fledged atomic-energy-for-peace all over the world is still hidden from his view. He is gradually though, approaching my view, that is the view of the Quran and will sooner or later call this nuclear phenomenon by the name of atomic hell or the nuclear Jehannah. That will be a great day for this world. As far as the characterization of the atomic phenomenon and the portrayal of the atomic hell by the Quran is concerned can be a challenge to the atomist on the ground of Science. No one can find a flaw in it. It is most perfect and undeniably has a miraculous aspect respecting expression and characterization. How I miss Einstein, the God of scientists, and Sir James Jeans, the judge of Science. My appeal to this mankind is to expel the influence of prejudice regarding the name of the Quran in this matter, and to consider instead the pains related to the atomic hazards. Accept the light from where-ever it comes, and remember the days when this world will have only the atomic energy, and in full-fledged form, when every power house, factory, ship, Aero plane, even the private motor car will have its own reactor. And just imagine the state of this earth under continuous radiation bone fire due to the leakage and explosion of reactors, everywhere. This earth then will be like a huge hospital for radiation-sickness and genetic malformations. It certainly will be a place worse than hell, atomic hell.
Dated: 1st February, 1982.