Read› Daftar 5› The story of the people of Dharwan and their envy of the dervishes, whose father, out of simplicity, gave most of the garden's income to the poor. When it was grapes, he gave a tenth; when raisins and syrup, a tenth; when sweets and puddings, a tenth; and from green fodder, a tenth. When he threshed it in the threshing floor, he gave a tenth from the mixed heap; when the wheat was separated from the chaff, a tenth; when he made it into flour, a tenth; when he made it into dough, a tenth; and when he made it into bread, a tenth. Consequently, God Almighty had placed a blessing in that garden and harvest, so that all garden owners would be in need of him, both for fruit and for money, and he would need no one from them. His children saw the expenditure of the tenth but did not see that blessing, like the unfortunate woman who did not see the gourd but saw the donkey.› beyt 1483
M5:1483 — تُرک اغلب دخل را در کشتزار / باز کارد که ویست اصل ثمار
M5:1483
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