We have already taken the lesson from the companions of the cave that, the standard for evaluation of Man is not his rank and wealth. Among the youths we found a minister, a layman, a shepherd, and his dog, who worked collectively in one line for the love of God. The same object is also followed in these verses with another point of view:

      A truthful Muslim turns to God, in the morning, noon and evening or night, by performing his regular daily prayers; and seeks God's presence and nearness. These are very different from him whose heart has been made negligent of God's rememberance, and who is the servant of his carnal desires and lusts.

      It was the creed of our prophet to follow the truth that he received from our Lord. The truth is clear and evident, and if some one wants to reject it deliberately, he must accept the terrible consequences of his choice of falsehood, in the blazing fire of God's wrath.

      The spirit of Man can be either fed up with the love of God, or with his own carnal love, vain desires, and lusts. The soul cannot contain and retain both of these at the same time. He who follows his carnal desires and caprices will forget his Merciful Lord, and will never be satisfied with what he has. He wants more and more of the adornments of this world, until he meets his dreadful end. But the righteous believer will be rewarded beyond his merits, and a tenfold return for every good action of his so as to prepare him for the excellent and eternal life in the gardens of bliss, in the Paradise.