[2:220 cont'd] They will ask you about orphans. Say: 'To set their affairs aright; and if you intermix with them, they are your brothers;
Setting their state aright with regards to their moral education (taÌdīb) is more perfect than setting aright their wealth. Patience in bearing with them through the giving of counsel, and abandoning one's weariness in guiding them is better than being permissive to the point where it could be said one had not faced their obligation.
[2:220 cont'd] God knows well him who works corruption from him who sets aright; and had He willed He would have harassed you. Surely God is Mighty, Wise'.
He deals with everyone according to what dwells in a person's heart in intentions (quṣūd), not according to the external things acquired in all the various ways.