<b>Guidance from the Hadith:</b><br> 1) If a person asks for refuge by Allah, he should be provided with refuge, unless he is legally wanted.<br> 2) If a person asks for something by Allah, he should be granted his request, unless he asks for something prohibited.<br> 3) Supplicating for someone who does good is a repayment for his goodness. This also deepens the bond between the believers as a whole.<br> 4) The Shariah exhorts us to act kindly and to repay one another in kind.<br> <br> <b>Benefit:</b><br> A Hadith reads: “Shall I inform you of the one with the worst status?” We said: “Yes, O Messenger of Allah.” He said: “One who is asked for the sake of Allah Almighty, yet he does not give for His sake.” He also said: “Whoever asks you by Allah, grant him his request.”<br> So, the Hadith in the current chapter indicates that it is prohibited to ask for some worldly thing by the Face of Allah Almighty; whereas these two Hadiths point out that we are required to give those who ask us for the sake of Allah. Reconciling all of these Hadiths, we say that a person is required to give if he can, and it is the swearer who is to blame, and Allah knows best.