The other taught us that each of the two commands is related to the love that arose for each of them in the manifestation of the third command, and that he is a seeker of the second command, so it is valid to seek from each one, and the result is that he does not desire, so they must be characterized by the loss of that which they seek to exist, and the request can only be with a kind of humiliation, and your Lord said. Call upon Me, I will respond to you. He asked for supplication from His servants and the servants asked for an answer from Him. Everyone is a seeker and a wanted person, and the evidence has been established that accidents do not fulfill it, so each request is not independent in itself, because the request from an event is an accident and it is impossible for such a request to be fulfilled by it, so there must be a request for the existence of something that performs this request. The event, which is his saying, “If we want it,” and the request is a will, whether y