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God reassures believers that whatever they give in charity will be compensated by Him.<ref>Sura Baqara, verse 272; Sura Fâtir, verse 29; Sura Sabâ’, verse 39.</ref> In one verse, infaq is likened to a seed that produces seven hundred grains, symbolizing the immense reward for this act.<ref>Sura Baqara, verse 261. Sobhâni, Ja‘far. “Mithl-hâ-ye Zibâ-ye Qur’ân.” Dars-hayi az Maktab-e Eslâm Journal, no. 9 (80).</ref> Scholars of Qur'anic exegesis describe infaq as a profitable trade, as God Himself guarantees its return.<ref>Makârem Shirâzi, Nâser. Tafsir-e Nemuneh. Vol. 18, p. 117. Tehran: Dâr al-Kutub al-Eslâmiyya, 1371 SH.</ref> | God reassures believers that whatever they give in charity will be compensated by Him.<ref>Sura Baqara, verse 272; Sura Fâtir, verse 29; Sura Sabâ’, verse 39.</ref> In one verse, infaq is likened to a seed that produces seven hundred grains, symbolizing the immense reward for this act.<ref>Sura Baqara, verse 261. Sobhâni, Ja‘far. “Mithl-hâ-ye Zibâ-ye Qur’ân.” Dars-hayi az Maktab-e Eslâm Journal, no. 9 (80).</ref> Scholars of Qur'anic exegesis describe infaq as a profitable trade, as God Himself guarantees its return.<ref>Makârem Shirâzi, Nâser. Tafsir-e Nemuneh. Vol. 18, p. 117. Tehran: Dâr al-Kutub al-Eslâmiyya, 1371 SH.</ref> | ||
{{ | {{quote|<small>"By no means shall you attain to righteousness until you spend (benevolently) out of what you love".(Surah Aal-e-Imran, 3:92)</small>}} | ||
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