“Every nation has a trial, and the trial of my nation is money.”

And look at these charity organizations of yours, those that are not allowed to operate except under certain stipulations: that they work under the Social Services' supervision; that they hold elections in them; that they keep their money in a ribaa-based bank. With all of this, the people of such organizations try to trick the people, saying: "Is building masjids and wells and taking care of orphans haraam?" It is to be said to them: O you tricksters! Who told you that these things are Ḥarām? What is Ḥarām is Ḥizbiyyah, splitting up the Muslims, and wasting your time begging! And making ’Umrah in Ramaḍhān has been changed into (a journey of) begging: يا معشر القرا ويا ملح البلد * ما يصلح الملح إذا الملح فسد O assembly of recitors, O salt of the land! What will rectify the salt if the salt becomes spoilt. There's no need to present what occurs from the beggars in the name of the Da’wah; this one forges a stamp for himself, that one runs here and there as if he is the only representative of the Da‘wah, so due to this despicable (act), I decided to compile a treatise condemning the issue, so people are aware that I am free from what is happening (of begging in the name of Da’wah).”