The sixth right is that you must not have a servant while he does not have one...

The sixth right is that you must not have a servant while he does not have one—it is therefore obligatory upon you to send your servant to wash his clothes, cook food for him, and prepare his bed. The seventh right is that you must help him fulfill his oaths, accept when he invites you, visit his sick, present yourself in funeral ceremonies that relate to him, and take the initiative to resolve his needs.

In this regard, you must not wait until he asks you to help him resolve his need; rather, you must be the first to take action. If you do all these things, then you will have bonded your friendship to his and his friendship to yours.‌ [^9] ‌ Abstaining from Forbidden Acts Many laws have been enacted by the Holy Legislator to command…