The story of Prophet Muhammad taught us out of poverty

One day an Ansar man came to the Prophet Muhammad SAW asking for help.
The king asked, "Do you have something at home?"
The Ansar man replied, "Yes there is. Yiaitu rough clothes that can flow the back of a camel. We wear a piece and have a piece spread out. And also a drink. "
Rasulullah SAW continues to say, "Bring both to me."
So the Ansar man had brought both of them to the Messenger of Allah (may peace be upon him) then took him and said to the crowd, "Who wants to buy these two things?"
One man replied, "I'll buy it with 1 dirham,"
The Messenger of Allah also said and repeated 2, 3 times, "Who would offer 2 dirhams?"
Someone replied, "I want to buy it with 2 dirhams,"
The Prophet took the two dirhams and was given to the Ansar man and then said, "Buy 1 dirham for your family and 1 dirham again to buy the axes and bring it to me."
Ansar's man had been carrying out the direction of the Messenger of Allah (saws) and gave (a) the ax to the king.
Rasulullah saw him with wood and said, "Well (ax) and go looking for wood. I do not want to see you here for 15 days. "
The Ansar man was circulating, looking for wood and selling it. After 15 days the Ansar man came to Rasulullah with 15 dirhams.
The Prophet also said, "Buy food and bakinya buy clothes. Surely this is better than you come begging for the act of begging will destroy your face in the Hereafter. Truly begging it for the very poor.