The letter reaches its close on printed page 211 with «وَالسَّلَامُ», “and peace.” Immediately afterward the narrator moves to the assembly’s reaction; the epistle itself has already reached its conclusion.
The composition has followed a coherent progression: blessing and respect, praise of generosity against miserliness, commendation of the patron, description of the petitioner’s need, and finally a plea for relief and a closing blessing.
Its achievement is not a mechanical list of dotted letters. Coherent meaning, sound patterns, figurative imagery and a persuasive request survive an extreme word-by-word orthographic restriction. The narrative then turns from the work of composition to the response of those who heard it.