 He urged Noor-ud-Din to learn the translation of the Quran and presented him with a printed copy of five of the principal chapters of the Book together with their Urdu translation.Shortly after, a merchant from Bombay urged him to read two Urdu books, "Taqviatul Iman" and "Mashariqul Anwar", which were commentaries (Tafsir) on the Quran.A few years later, he returned to Lahore and started studying medicine with the renowned Hakeem Allah Deen of Gumti Bazaar.