According to search-discovered classical Islamic scholarship, the act of being displeased with the distribution of charity (Al-Lamz fi al-Sadaqat) is a defining characteristic of hypocrisy (nifaq) highlighted in the Quran. Tafsir Ibn Kathir, explaining Surah At-Tawbah 9:58, states this criticism arises not from a desire for justice, but from selfish greed; such individuals are pleased only when they receive a personal share and become enraged otherwise. This reveals a faith that is conditional upon material gain. Al-Qurtubi's analysis emphasizes that this behavior demonstrates a grave lack of trust in the Prophet's ﷺ integrity and, by extension, in Allah's wisdom. The synthesis of Quran 9:58 with 9:76, where those who are given wealth become stingy, paints a full picture of this spiritual disease: a heart consumed by materialism that is dissatisfied when denied and ungrateful when provided for. This stands in direct opposition to the believer's required state of contentment (rida) and trust (tawakkul) in divine allocation.