And preserve the right of the neighbor and neighbor, and give the closest person a home to you, then the closest one, and check on your neighbors for what God has bestowed upon you, for you are responsible for them, and repel from them what they are harmed by, as if the neighbors were what they were, and you were not called a neighbor of his and a neighbor of yours except for your inclination toward him with kindness and his inclination towards you, and repelling harm is derived. If a neighbor is inclining, then injustice is inclination. Whoever makes it from injustice, which is the inclination to falsehood and injustice according to custom, is like someone who is called a licentious person, sound in contrast. In this case, the right of neighborliness prevails. The neighbor is what he was saying, even if the neighbor is one of the people of injustice, that is, inclining toward falsehood through polytheism or disbelief. This does not prevent you from respecting his rights, so w