Among the servants of God is one who reveals to him what is in his hand of sustenance and it belongs to him. It is so-and-so and so-and-so, and he sees the names of his companions on it, but on his hand. So if he gives someone of this description of his as a charity, is it written as a charity for him? We said, yes, a charity is written for him in terms of what God has attributed to him, even if It is a scrap, so that scrap is not disgraced in it. Do you not see that the dying person has lost the name of ownership and is forbidden from disposing of it, and only a third of it is permitted to him and above that, so no words can be heard about it because he spoke about what he does not own ?