As for taking the half of his work, it is the half in which he imagines the claim, which is the work. The obligation is divided into work and abandonment. In abandonment, there is no claim in it, so the work remains, so the right takes it from him with the pretext that God is the one who did that work. If this is revealed, there is nothing left for him for what he seeks as a reward. If the reward is from The fact that he is a worker and it has become clear to him that the worker is God, so he remains in confusion until God is grateful to him, either after punishment or before punishment, and forgives him. This is half of his wealth that is taken from him in the afterlife, where he imagines the reckoning.