Know that this remembrance gives steadfastness to the divine ruling because of the interest it contains, even if the servant does not feel it and is ignorant of it, then in the matter itself it is an interest, whatever the ruling is, and this is the first station of benevolence, which is above faith, for it has constant witnesses in the difference of rulings, and there is no need for them to be different. Because God Almighty has a matter every day. If you have a purpose and feel illness and pain, then refrain from complaining to anyone other than the one who caused you pain by His judgment over you, as Job, peace be upon him, did. This is the divine etiquette that His prophets and messengers taught him, for he has not caused you pain and judged you contrary to your purpose and your purpose in making His judgment over you except to ask Him to remove it. This is about you because of the symptom that was caused in you because of which you suffered. Whoever does not complain to God d