Then we say that if the hand is on something that the Sharia rules that it is usurped, or that it was stolen, or that it was betrayed, and everything that the Shariah has not permitted her to dispose of, and the differences in these cases are clear, then it is obligatory to purify her from all of this, and it will be stated by what she purifies. In its proper place, God willing, this purity is obligatory for her. As for the purity that is recommended for it, it is abandoning what is in the hand of this world that it is permissible for him to hold, so the law enjoins him to take it out of his hand out of a desire for what is with God, and that is asceticism, and it is a trade, for it has a compensation from God for what it left out, and abandonment is higher. Of constipation, and this is a matter of consensus in every religion and law, both legally and rationally. People are unanimously agreed that asceticism in this world, abandoning the collection of its debris, and departing fro