Trustworthiness, which is connected to fulfilling assigned responsibilities properly, has a wide field of application in Islam and conveys a wide range of meaning.[57] Islam has made every person responsible for returning the trust to their due recipients; and this command applies to both the common people and the ruling men.[57] Misappropriation or breach of trust has been condemned severely. Anas ibn Malik narrates that there was hardly any occasion where Muhammad had delivered a speech but he had not said this "The person who lacks trustworthiness also lacks faith. And the person who does not keep promises has no religion."[57] Muhammad has said, "Every one of you is a guardian and everyone will be asked about his subjects.