They would even prevent the poor and needy people from entering the garden, even if they had to use force, apart from expelling, scolding, closing doors and using every means to drive them out. The poor used to enter the garden to take their share as the father of its owners had never prevented them. But his sons were stingy, their hearts absorbed with love of the worldly life, denying the rights of others. By saying: “poor person”, they admitted that these people were poor.