I fear for you of al-Shuja‘i's sting".[1] Ibn al-Sal'us was charged by Shuja'i of committing financial crimes and was arrested.[2] He was subsequently tortured and died of his injuries on 10 December 1294.[2][12] Afterward, al-Shuja‘i summoned Ibn al-Sal'us's kinsman who wrote him the poem warning of al-Shuja‘i's wrath, but rather than punish him, Shuja'i rewarded Ibn al-Sal'us's kinsman, telling him "You gave him good council, but he did not accept advice."[2]