Ash-Shu'ara 26:180

<h2>Shu`ayb and His Preaching to the Dwellers of Al-Aykah</h2><p>The companions of Al-Aykah were the people of Madyan, according to the most correct view. The Prophet of Allah Shu`ayb was one of them, but it does not say here, their brother Shu`ayb, because they called themselves by a name denoting their deification of Al-Aykah, which was a tree which they used to worship; it was said that it was a group of trees which were tangled, like trees in a thicket. For this reason, when Allah said that the companions of Al-Aykah denied the Messengers, He did not say, "When their brother Shu`ayb said to them." Rather, He said:</p><div class="arabic uthmani">إِذْ قَالَ لَهُمْ شُعَيْبٌ</div><p>(When Shu`ayb said to them) He is not described as belonging to them because of the meaning that was inherent in the name given to them even though he was their brother by blood. Some people did not notice this point, so they thought that the dwellers of Al-Aykah were different from the people of Madyan, and claimed that Shu`ayb was sent to two nations; some said that he was sent to three.</p><div class="arabic uthmani">أَصْحَـبُ لْـَيْكَةِ</div><p>(The companions of Al-Aykah) were the people of Shu`ayb. This was the view …

And I ask of you no wage for it; my wage is the concern only of the Lord of the Worlds.

"No reward do I ask of you for it: my reward is only from the Lord of the Worlds.

"No reward do I ask of you for it (my Message of Islamic Monotheism), my reward is only from the Lord of the 'Alamin (mankind, jinns and all that exists).

I ask of you no payment for it. My payment is only from the Lord of the Worlds.