He was more generous with good deeds than the blowing wind. However its general meaning is certainly correct since it is confirmed that good deeds done in Ramadhan are magnified and thus you see the generosity of the believers multiplied. Then I donated half of my wealth. He replied, 'I left them with Allah and His Messenger,' I said, 'I will never compete with you for anything again. She said, 'He divided it until not even a single dirham was left.
Charity takes many forms.
No rewards do we desire from you, nor thanks. The Salaf used to ensure feeding others and they placed it before many acts of worship, and it is equally rewarded whether you feed a hungry person or a good Muslim brother of yours. Hence, poverty is not a condition for feeding a person. Many among the Salaf used to leave their food for breaking the fast for others. Sometimes, if he learned that his family had turned back the orphans and the needy, he would not break the fast that night.