479 — Abū Bakr Muhammad ibn Ismāīl al-Bandār narrated to us, saying: Bundār—⦗893⦘ Muhammad ibn Bashshār—narrated to us, saying: Safwān ibn Īsā narrated to us, saying: Habīb ibn al-Shahīd narrated to us, saying: A man was brought before Iyās ibn Muāwiya, and they said, “This man speaks concerning divine decree.” Iyās asked him, “What do you say?” He replied, “I say that Allah Most High has commanded His servants and forbidden them, and that Allah does not wrong His servants in any way.” Iyās asked him, “Tell me: do you know what injustice is, or do you not?” He replied, “Yes, I know.” Iyās asked, “What is injustice?” He replied, “It is for a man to take what does not belong to him.” Iyās asked, “Then if someone takes what belongs to him, has he committed injustice?” He replied, “No.” Iyās said, “Now you understand what injustice is?”