His entry into Tunis was difficult, and his death came after ease and recovery. And how can one be after prosperity, struggling or on this condition? The people of the land, and when he remembered what had happened, he recited in earnest, not in jest: From Al-Taweel: "I will strike, and the horizons will brighten in their west, and I will earn money and die a stranger. If my soul is lost, it is for the grave, and if it is spared, the crowds will be near." It is known that it is easy for a person to live in hardship and toil, And struggle in a land where no one knows you, especially in this time when The Jew is honored for his wealth, and the noble is humiliated for his poverty and poor condition. May God have mercy on the one who said: From Al-Rajaz: "The poor are counted, and everything is against him, and the earth closes its doors to him. You see him hated, though he is not guilty, and he sees enmity without seeing its causes. Even the dogs, when they see a circle, flock to him and wag their tails. And if they see a naked poor man one day, they bark at him and their teeth increase." Therefore, Imam Ali, may God honor his face, said: "Poverty is a disease that, if I claim it, It will break me, and if I write it, it will kill me." It has been said that when a person becomes poor, He is betrayed by those he trusted, and those who were good to him treat him badly, and he is distanced from Those who were close.