Time and dinars are useless, and do not fulfill the needs of their owner. Rather, if he was a governor, he would be dismissed, and if he was a merchant, he would die. In this regard, our Sheikh of Sheikhs, the great scholar Sheikh Muhammad Al-Amir, recited when Khurshid Pasha was dismissed, and the Egyptians asked for his happiness for not paying the soldiers' salaries: "They dismissed you, did you not say, 'I will not give, even if I have to give'? From the eloquent, Or did you not know that a letter suffices to stop work? Abu Al-Qasim Al-Hariri also excelled, condemning the dinar for not benefiting its owner if it left his hand, as he said: "And a well of creatures in it, that it does not suffice you, and the truthful. From the eloquent, When the frog escapes and its people are scattered, And if the truthful one whispers to him, he tells him the true word. I do not know if you are connected to me, so separate. And in Tunisian proverbs, "If you put a dinar on the frog of calamity, it will calm down." And in Egyptian proverbs, "A friend who has no money has no friend, and his sorrow is that he has no friend." And of this kind is a story that happened In Tunis, and the late, God have mercy on him, Lajid Abu Muhammad Joudah Pasha, may God sanctify his grave.