What is the ruling on delivering a message containing written questions?

The questioner : The third thing, O our Shaykh, is that one of the brothers in Madinah gave me a message to deliver to you. Should I deliver it to you? Or is there anything else, O Shaykh?

The Shaykh : And... and...

The questioner : It appears he wants to ask questions, and I know that your time is busy right now.

The Shaykh : And I don't know, do you know, my brother, should I deliver it to you or not? What is the equivalent that corresponds to delivering it to me? What is the equivalent?

The questioner : I say it appears they are questions, so I say: Should I ask the questions that are inside it?

The Shaykh : If it is...

The questioner : It is not your concern, alright, directly.

The Shaykh : If it is questions, O my brother, and he wants written answers to them, then as you know, *Al-Istiqamah* is published in Pakistan and is available at the same address in Sudan. They wrote a good research paper on Islamic groups and how they become a cause of division and mutual hatred, and so on. It is good for you to look into it. If you finish it and its ending is like its beginning, it must be registered.

The questioner : With Allah’s permission. May Allah reward you with good. Perhaps you have an extra copy.