The cheiftain, and influentials of QURAISH, who were all rich and wealthy asked the prophet for some privilages over the poor and lower class of Muslims; while the prophet fought fiercely against such privileges in order to create a fairer society: ``Do not drive away those who call on their Lord at morning and evening seeking His presence.'' According to an old custom, the wealthy held themselves higher and superior over the poor ones. They were of opinion that the class distinction which was graded according to their amount of wealth, is an established right that should always and everywhere be protected! It was the absolute right of the wealthy and the influential to have some privileges over the other individuals of the community! But the prophet gave not the least of precedences and privileges to the influentials or to the rich ones over the poor and humble, but truthful and sincere disciples; and to this effect they continued with their hostilities against the Messenger of God. The prophet could not turn his faithful disciples away, merely because they were poor. The prophet himself was poor too, and many a time said: ``My poverty is my pride. (honour)'' In this relation the verse says: ``If you drive them away, then you will be counted among the people who are oppressors.'' And why should he banish them away when nothing of their account would fall upon the prophet and vice versa? As far as they are Muslims, and have submitted to Allah they should not be excommunicated in any price or for any material reason, because God knows best those who deserve His Mercy and guidance. THE CAMPAIGN AGAINST CLASS DISTINCTION