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In this Arabic monologue, the speaker condemns a common phrase used when giving charity—asking the recipient to pray for the donor. He argues that charity should be given solely for the sake of Allah, without expecting any reciprocation such as prayers. The speaker emphasizes that Allah’s forgiveness and blessings are sufficient, and that demanding a prayer in return is inappropriate. He advises listeners not to repeat this behavior, stressing that the donor should not expect any favor, and that the act of giving itself is a virtue that pleases God.
