The characteristics of Allah's helpers and those who deserve His aid and support are that if they are granted governance and rule in the world, their personal character, instead of immorality and arrogance, should be the establishment of prayer (Iqamat-as-Salat). Their wealth, instead of being spent on luxuries and self-indulgence, should be spent on giving charity (Itae-Zakat). Their government, instead of suppressing goodness, should serve to promote it, and their power, instead of spreading evils, should be used to suppress them. However, the decision of when and to whom the management of the earth should be entrusted is in the hands of Allah alone. Arrogant servants are under the misconception that they themselves are the deciders of the fates of the earth and its inhabitants. But the power that turns a tiny seed into a mighty tree and changes a mighty tree into dry wood, possesses the ability that those whose awe makes people think, "Who could possibly shake them?" are brought down by Him in such a way that they become an exemplary lesson for the world. And those whom no one could even imagine would ever rise, are elevated by Him so highly that the drums of their greatness and majesty resound throughout the world.