Whoever withholds it, not out of desire, then he is an ascetic who is faithful to withholding the rights of others until he returns them to their owners at the appointed, decreed times. This may be based on discovery and correct knowledge of the details of their owners, or it may not be except that he does not take any of them for himself, since he is like this. And whoever withholds from A desire for what is held, and they are two men. One of them has returned from the position of asceticism, without a doubt, due to an illness he caused in himself. This is not a thing, and the other man is the prophets and the most perfect of the saints, so they held on to a mystical insight that produced for them something that he cherished due to the abstinence of knowledge and the display of perfection, not from miserliness and weak certainty . /p>

God sent upon Job a man of golden locusts, and they fell on him, so he began to collect them in his garment. Then God revealed to him, “I was no