He created it and asked him for the reward he deserved for it, and he did not consider himself a benefactor in creating it. He said to him, “Worship Me and glorify my praise.” So he glorified and worshiped Him and worshiped all the possible things He created and fulfilled his reward, except for some people, but he did not fulfill the reward for what he created for him, so he had to demand the worker and he was appointed to judge. It is fair to judge that the person employed must pay the wage that was agreed upon, and the ruling on this lease applies in all possible situations because the work requires it in itself. Therefore, if the worker donates and leaves the wage, that does not remove the value of that work, so the value of this work is said to be such-and-such, whether the worker takes his wage or does not take it, and regardless of its value. Whether he begins or does not decree it, the form of work preserves the value of the reward, and God has stated about Himself that it