God Almighty said, “Remember me, and I will remember you.” I saw a beggar asking someone in the face of God or with the sanctity of God with you, “Give me something.” And with me was a righteous servant called Medwar, from the people of Asbaja. The man opened a purse containing small and large pieces of silver, and he began to ask for the smallest pieces in it. The righteous servant said to me, “A.” Do you know what he is asking for? I said to him, “Say.” He said, “On its value with God and His value.” Whenever he brought out a large piece, he said verbally, “What is the value of something like this with God?” So he brought out the smallest thing he found and gave it to him. However, God described Himself as jealous and knew from most of His servants that they would give away huge sums of money and themselves according to the whims of their souls. And their purposes, so if he gives most of them to God, he gives a piece of cold food, a penny, a garment, creation, and the likes of t