This verse is a complementary to the preceding one, alluding to kind behaviour to the recipient, and sincerity in the essence of charity, without spoiling it by tricks that harms: ``Honourable and kind words, and forgiveness is far better than a charity which is followed by injury.''

      We ought to know that if we spend something for the sake of God, Allah is not in need of our gift and charity. He is absolutely free of any sort of wants. On the contrary we are in need of God to show forbearance to our great shortcomings and to accept our charity in order to cover our faults and sins through it. Our prophet through a tradition, has shone light on some angles of charity saying:

      ``When a poor is asking your help, do not interrupt him, till he says all that he wants to say. Then answer him politely and with mildness; and do whatever you can for him, or reject honourably and with kindness, because he might be an angel disguised, who is asking you for a trial, to know how do you deal with God's Grace and bounties!