First chapter

FIFTH CHAPTER
ABOUT GENEROSITY, MAGANAMITY
You are a person who is dressed in the clothes of generosity , and has no money left in your hands. your hand is opened to scatter silver in the last in the west . Your hand can not get along with silver . Absence in it , and generosity . they argiue with each other. There is lach , and there is generosity – they argue with each other . when your plam is sprinkling gold faster then lighting sweats with thame on perspiration.
When Kafting scatters gold faster than lightning, lightning sweats with shame. On your head shines the bracelet of generosity, and above it the gem of generosity. God bless you, he is generous with the cabbage part. Even if every hair on your body turns into a tongue, it is impossible to express gratitude for it.
Don't turn to stinginess when you need to give thanks when you are generous. Miserliness is the most characteristic of all qualities, generosity is the treasure of life. Do not despise this shining age. Don't overspend on a budget. Generosity is highly commendable, but reason equates extravagance with miserliness.
O you, since God has given you wealth and wealth, He has also taught whom to do good. Find out: who has the right to be generous, and who can be given gold and silver?
It is not worthy of intelligent people to make a horse, to leave a name, to glorify one's name, even to scatter jewels with one's hand. A drunk or crazy person can do such a stupid thing.
It is nothing for a person who holds a cup in his hand to scatter all his hair without stopping. People do not call this kind of nonsense generosity.
Such people cannot be called generous who do not waste, but spend their wealth on those who are not in need: they spread a table for those who are not hungry, and clothe those who are not naked. A horse is drawn to a rich man who is a hundred years old, and silver is drawn to a man who is a hundred years old. If he sends lal to Badakhshan, they bring cumin to Kirman and share it. When he sees Khizr, he gives him the water of life as a gift, and gives a grain of navvot to a sugarcane in Egypt. He wants to help the sun's rays by lighting the candle countless times during the day. Every night, the musk comes out incessantly to deepen the darkness. Even if a needy person begs for bread for hundreds of people, he does not give even a bite to any of them. Such people are like a cloud that passed over a drying garden without rain and poured its water on a dry desert.
There are also similar people who cannot be included in the category of people of generosity. The eyes of such people are always on the people's wealth, and they intend to seize it. He takes what he wants from one Muslim by means of oppression, various frauds, promises, deceptions, and testimonies, and gives it to another, and it is his goal to both take and give. There is no benefit in receiving, nor in giving.