The richest of the rich is the one who dispenses with God in relation to the rich in God, even if he does not have the food for his day, even though he is saddened by those whom God has entrusted to consider obtaining from his family what he provides for them and sustains them. And only a lawful, literate person who embraces good manners and knows the extent of what He has prescribed for him is concerned with that. The path of the literate is a hidden path that is only felt by those who are firmly rooted in knowledge and who have attained the truths of understanding about God. Just as God is not heedless of what His servants need, likewise the people of God are not heedless of what the Truth has said to them. Come with Him and do not neglect Him. So you see Al-Kamil eager to seek the provision of his family, so the veiled imagines that this is the case. Being cautious of him is due to his weak certainty, and the same is true in his saving, and this is only done by him to fulfill h