O Abu'l Hasan:[1]
May my Glory rest upon thee! Fix thy gaze upon the glory of the Cause. Speak forth that which will attract the hearts and the minds. To demand the Huquq is in no wise permissible. This command was revealed in the Book of God for various necessary matters ordained by God to be dependent upon material means. Therefore, if someone, with utmost pleasure and gladness, nay with insistence, wisheth to partake of this blessing, thou mayest accept. Otherwise, acceptance is not permissible. (Baha’u’llah, The Compilation of Compilation, vol. I, Huqúqu'lláh)
[1] Known as Jinab-i-Amin, Trustee of the Huquq in the days of Bahá'u'lláh
