Is the reward for widespread benefit dependent on the number of beneficiaries? And is a preacher's eagerness to increase the number of attendees or online followers considered a temptation of fame, or is the most important thing the blessing God places in the work? What was the approach of the prophets and the predecessors in reaching the largest possible number of people?

Conveying the religion of Allah and inviting to it is one of the noblest roles. The more people who benefit from a person's call and knowledge, the greater their reward. Therefore, the caller strives to reach the largest number of people from whom benefit is expected, while purifying their intention for Allah the Almighty and avoiding the love of prominence and reputation. Indeed, Allah accepts no deed except that which is pure and sought for His countenance. The caller does not seek recompense from people; rather, their reward is with Allah.