And of that rest, it is found from Chapter 228. My position has been great by generosity and nothing would have come out of my closet. If it had been nothing but praise, then there would be no buying or selling. Nothing can be said of a merchant except righteous or immoral. He cannot be described as generous. There is nothing in existence except a merchant for whoever understands what he is talking about. He is dearer to God than to be praised, and He is not praised except for what He has given. The Generous One is only serious about himself because of his attributes that he praises, and the caravan benefits from the compensation by virtue of the offer. And if the Generous One strives to bring comfort to the Giver and benefit him, then he is ignorant of His giving and withholding. Whoever is generous and serious and imagines that he has a bounty over the servants, then he is not serious. Charity is invalidated by gratitude with the request for gratitude, and kindness is harmful, s