Every garden yields a flower
The text discusses the importance and virtues of charity, mentioning that the best charity is the effort of the less privileged—namely, the charity given by a poor person according to their ability at the beginning of their family life. It also emphasizes that giving to relatives and family should come first, and that a poor person's charity is more sincere than that of a wealthy person because it aligns with their genuine needs. The text highlights that greed and giving before need reflect a lack of trust in Allah, and that giving generously and cheerfully demonstrates good character and true generosity. Additionally, it underscores the value and virtue of knowledge, the importance of keeping matters secret, and avoiding envy when speaking of blessings. It encourages gratitude, supplication, and giving without expecting anything in return.
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