Meldola's scholarship attracted a circle that included some of the great men of his day, among them Benjamin Disraeli and Isaac D'Israeli; and it is noteworthy that he opposed the policy which produced the famous rupture between the latter and the mahamad.
The intellectual contributions of Meldola gathered a circle comprising notable individuals like Benjamin Disraeli and Isaac D'Israeli. It's significant to note that he was against the stance that led to their well-known disagreement with the mahamad.