Then he spoke about the problems that occurred for this person who had embraced Islam, and that he did not find any assistance or sympathy from the Muslims.

Abu Malik: ... This is not their fault, may Allah bless you. But this is a type of denial of the divine attributes. It was a form of flattery; he was being flattering toward those people, no more and no less. And this man would hear the word and it would settle in his mind. The word was a kind of threat, meaning criticism; he would consider it a sword held over his neck. And therefore he avoided it and feared it more than he feared Allah (Mighty and Majestic). That is the case, otherwise the matter is something difficult.

Another questioner: A dispute occurred between him and Ali al-Faqir once ... because Ali al-Faqir owed him a debt, and the other one kept saying, "Come tomorrow, after tomorrow, next week." So Ali al-Faqir ... in front of the people