It is obligatory for the believer to bestow upon his fellow believer what Allah has specifically granted him and provided for him, both in matters of religion and the world, without forcing him to present a request. This is according to the saying of the Master Messenger (pbuh): "Give gifts to one another and you will love one another."

This means that you should gift one another whatever you are capable of from what Allah has specifically granted you and brought to you, regarding both religion and the world, without boasting about it.

"Nor is there sanctity for a House

That is clothed, nor is there making permissible."

Meaning, the sanctity [Hurma] does not belong to the Outward of the House, which consists of stones, buildings, and other things. Rather, the sanctity belongs to the Inward of the House, who is the Master Mīm [Muhammad], peace be upon him. Whoever knows this, the sanctity of his fellow believer becomes mandatory upon him. It becomes forbidden [haram] for him to harm him, cause him damage, broadcast his secret, act as a slanderer against him, engage in backbiting or lying against him, look at his family with suspicion, or treat his property as permissible... and so on. I have already explained in the treatise "The Quality of the Brothers and Their Piety" [Risalat Sifat al-Ikhwan] that which makes repeating it here unnecessary. And Allah knows best.

"Except for a correct action