After him is like him

[ The scholar is the one who stands without judgment and judges whoever has the judgment ]

This is the one who He does not get angry, he sees no one but God, so He judges him. This is a place of confusion, so woe to him if he becomes angry here, and woe to him if he does not become angry in the hereafter, for he is justified in every condition in this world and the hereafter. Anger belongs to God, is safer, more saved, and good to man, for it requires legitimate etiquette, and since anger is at the root of man’s condition, like cowardice and greed. And the evil between the truth has recourses if it occurs from the servant and he is characterized by it. And for submission, there are places and places that have been legislated, and the scholars adhere to them at once, but those with conditions neglect them. And for non-submission there are places and places that have been prescribed, so the scholar is the one who stands without ruling until the legislator rules the truth, and he is the best of arbitrators. So if he rules, the scholar stops where he rules. It increases and does not decrease

[ The anger that exists in the soul and the compassion that exists in the heart ]

Anger is an inner quality in a person that may be... It has an effect on the surface, and it may not be, because the situation is overwhelming, and the situations prevail one over the other in terms of oppression and victory over those who created them. If he combines the presence of mercy for the one with anger in his heart and the rule of anger for God in his sense and appearance, then the people of God’s path consider which of the two paths is higher and more deserving. Then among us are those who say. That the anger that exists within the soul is higher than us who said