And from that presence in fulfillment of covenants from Chapter 387, he said, “Fulfillment by a servant of a covenant is vulgarity, even if it is praiseworthy because of the smell of claim in it.” He said, “Be careful not to fulfill your promise, so that he may fulfill your promise to you, and let him do what he wants.” And he said, “Whoever fulfills his promise will fulfill his right to his promise, he will not do more than that.” Its balance is something, and it is His saying, “Fulfill my covenant, I will fulfill your covenant,” and it is nothing other than entering Paradise. It was mentioned in the hadith: He had a covenant with God that He would admit him to Paradise. He did not say anything other than that. And whoever fulfills what he has covenanted with God and does not ask for

the balance, and it is not mentioned here that he fulfills it. By His covenant, but He said, “He will give him a great reward. And as great as the truth is, there is nothing greater than it.