As for the ruling on the two partners in this matter, as has been stated, if the bearer of wisdom places it in someone other than its rightful person, according to suspicion, then he is also wasting it, and the one to whom it was given is not worthy of it, so it is lost to him, so he loses some of its right, so the one who gave the wisdom other than its rightful person makes up for what he missed by looking into the condition of the one in whom the wisdom was lost. So he speaks to him in a manner that befits him, in order to lure him until he becomes worthy of her, and he loses the right of the other, in proportion to the lack of understanding of the first wisdom that was lost to him .