Let us consider an example: suppose the Creator of man deposited one hundred thousand rupees in the same manner that one would deposit them in a bank. Man struggles to use this resource. As the effort and the struggle moves on successfully, he keeps receiving the money and thus fulfills his needs. But it is an undeniable truth that if the universal film (the preserved scripture) does not have the record of the resources and the currency is not fixed in the preserved scripture, then the film which is being displayed will remain incomplete. A man has tens of millions of foreign exchange in his name in the bank, but if he does not use it then the money he has will not benefit him at all. Effort and struggle are like a cheque. Just as we write a cheque to get money out of a bank, so to earn money, struggle and effort are necessary to get resources from the preserved scripture (Loh-e-Mehfooz).