Then would you give up some of what is revealed into you, or are your chests constrained with it because they say: Why has there not been sent down to him a treasure or come with him an Angel?” Indeed, you are only a warner, while Allah is the Custodian of everything.
The Messenger and believers are commanded to explain the parable of two men: the hypocrite who was granted a flourishing farm, made unjust to his soul, and told his believer fellow, as stated in verses 18:34-36: "I am greater than you in wealth and mightier with manpower; I don't think that this will ever perish, and I don't think the Last Day will occur; and even if I am returned to my Lord, I will surely find better than this as a return." It is told in verses 26:3-4: "Perhaps, you would kill yourself out of grief that they will not become believers. If We had wished, We could send down to them from the sky a Sign with which their necks would remain humbled." It is told in verse 16:127: "You be patient, your patience is not except with Lord Allah; you don't grieve upon them, and you don't constrain your chest because of their plotting." As told in verses 31:16-17, wise Luqman advised his son: "Oh my son, if there is a thing related to you as small as a mustard seed and if it is hidden in between the layers of rock or anywhere in the Heavens or anywhere in the Earth, the Lord will bring it forth; indeed, the Lord is the Knower and acquainted with innermost feelings. Oh, my son, you establish prayer, command what is right, forbid what is wrong, and be patient over what befalls you for it; indeed, that is of the determination of the matters."
Messengers and believers do not hesitate to propagate Adhikr throughout the world even if the disbelievers hate it, as explained in verses 9:32-33. Verse 1:4 says: “We do serve You and we do seek help from You.” So, one must live in that consciousness at every moment of his life. It is told in verses 59:9 and 64:16 that whoever is free from the covetousness of the soul, are the ones who prosper. The believer who holds fast to Adhikr converts his soulmate into a believer and keeps the Lord in his heart, as explained in verse 8:24. Thus, he will not be affected by any distress caused by the deeds of the Fujjar. See explanation 5:67; 6:35, 50, and 10:108-109.