Mealler

Among the people there is he who serves God hesitantly. So if good comes to him, he is content with it; and if an ordeal comes to him, he makes an about-face. He has lost this world and the Hereafter. Such is the clear loss.

He calls upon besides God what will not harm him and what will not benefit him. Such is the far straying.

He calls on those who harm him more than they benefit him. What a miserable patron, and what a miserable companion.

God admits those who acknowledge and promote reforms to gardens with rivers flowing beneath them. God does as He wishes.

Whosoever thinks that God will not grant him victory in this world and the Hereafter, then let him extend his request to the heaven via some means, then let him cut off and see whether this action the cause of his anger.