The path of water, so he must return it to the path of water and water it if he is able to do so. This is religious advice. Likewise, if he sees someone who is not of the religion of Islam doing an act of immorality, then the adviser must direct him from that, no matter how much he is able, to good morals, even if he is not able to do it. It was necessary for him to point out to him the defect of that. Perhaps that person would benefit from that advice due to his good praise, and he would benefit from that advice whoever was prevented from harming the person who wanted to harm him. If the one on whose behalf he was being harmed was not a Muslim, then the debtor must advise the servants of God absolutely, and for this reason it is obligatory for him to The authority is to call his infidel enemy to Islam before fighting him. If he responds, otherwise he calls him to pay the jizyah if he is of the People of the Book. If he responds to peace with what he stipulates, he will accept it.