Just as charity falls in the hand of the beggar, which is the lower one, and the beggar says, “And lend to God,” and charity falls in the hand of the Most Merciful before it falls in the hand of the beggar .

The one who pronounces the letters of the question, and the upper hand, which is the one who spends, is better than the lower hand, which is the beggar, and the money belongs to God, Glory be to Him, is the Rich. To Him belongs whatever is in the heavens and whatever is on earth, and we are successors in it. Rather, we are the treasuries and keepers of this wealth. So what we have indicated in this chapter has been fulfilled, for it is very beneficial, removes great ignorance, and leaves behind divine etiquette, in which there is eternal happiness for whoever stops by it, understands it, and acts upon it .