It does not exceed a third of his wealth. He told that it is a duty upon the righteous. He told that whoever changes it after what he heard from the testator, his sin is on those of the saints and rulers who replace it. He told about the one who seeks reconciliation between the testator and the legatee, that there is no sin on him. These are all stipulated divine commandments, and among them he also told. The truth is that no one follows the ambiguous part of the Book and interprets it according to what gives him his consideration except one who has a deviation in his heart, i.e. a tendency from the truth, and tells that no one knows its interpretation except God, and those who are firmly rooted in knowledge say, “We believe in it. It is all from our Lord,” and whoever makes it sympathetic, then those who are firm in knowledge are those to whom God knows the interpretation. Whoever wants this, and God establishes an excuse for His servants in His saying, “The verses have been made