Do you not see the merchant, the owner of abundant wealth and abundant goodness, who, if what he had was distributed to him and his family, children, and followers for the length of their lives, would be enough for them and a surplus for them, and yet he risks what he has and himself in traveling the seas and fearful roads in order to ask for an increase of a dirham, so what has taken him away from his family and made it easy for him to leave his homeland? And his children and his farewells and his need to ride these dangers except his poverty and his illusion of collecting this dirham in excess of what he has and perhaps destroying himself and his money by drowning or banditry or capturing the investigator with him who happens in an imaginary matter that may or may not happen, so if he wants from this condition he is a merchant and graduates from his superiority and no He must travel, so he should change his intention to another intention, and look at the direction he is heading