After some time, with his mother’s encouragement, the ground was created for him to become a pulpit. He delivered the first sermon in the Philosopher’s Mosque, where his father used to offer congregational prayers at night, and was praised by the audience. The acceptance of his pulpit and his innate taste led to the improvement of his pulpit level to the extent that, while continuing his education, he gradually delivered numerous home and public pulpits during the week. Because he had based his work on the pulpit, it was necessary to increase his level of knowledge of the courses at the level and foreign courses to the extent that the pulpit needed.