What is forbidden from him is that this is because of his insult to the one who has the power to give what he asked for, but it is not so, so God, if He wills, will open the eye of his insight and grant him revelation of himself and the truth of what he asked for, and the truth in that revelation will show him that the one who requested it is not that, and he will know the honor of himself if he is characterized by his lack of God is in a request like this, so he knows that God did not prevent him because he insulted him, but rather prevented him because the thing that was sought was trivial to him, so he thanks God for preventing that. This is one aspect of his saying, “He who belittles is forbidden,” and the other aspect is that the requester asks for more than he can, even if he is given what he accepts, because he is too weak to bear it, so he is prevented because of his insult. With regard to what he requested, which is the opposite of the first, then God forbidding him out o