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The first law emphasizes the importance of savings—setting aside at least one-tenth of what one earns. Nasir’s initial struggles stemmed from squandered gold; only when he began to save consistently did wealth start to accumulate. This principle is fundamental: wealth grows when it is actively saved and invested.
2. Invest Diligently and Wisely
Gold is eager to work, but only when placed in profitable ventures under careful guidance. Nasir’s success in the copper and tin trade showcases the importance of seeking opportunities where gold can multiply. The key is diligent work combined with sound judgment—treating one’s riches as a diligent worker rather than idle hoard.