What is it from God’s words regarding the prohibition? Rather, God related what his people had forbidden to him, so he said to him: “O people of Qarun, do not rejoice. Indeed, God does not like those who rejoice.” So were they correct in this generalization and were not restricted or not? That is another matter. Their reliance in this was on the presumption of the situation, for they were restricted because the presumption of circumstances restricts, and if it requires absoluteness in some situations, then it is an absolute restriction, not a restriction. It produces joy for the one who has this remembrance through God’s grace and mercy, and the opposite of his remembrance is produced for him, so you will see him forever in the heart as long as he is in this world until death, even if what is opened to him. He would feel happy about it if he had been in a place other than this exodus, and that is when it opens for him in what necessitates joy. He will see the gratitude he h