Its owner is called Abd al-Basir, and from this presence of vision and witnessing, there must be a seer, a witness, and a visible one. God Almighty said, “Sights will not overtake Him,” but He overtakes sights. And He said, “Did he not know that God sees?” And He said, “Faces that day will be radiant to their Lord.” Looking, and he, may God bless him and grant him peace, said, “You will see your Lord.” Just as you see the moon on the night of the full moon and just as you see the sun at noon with no clouds below it.

What he means by this is to remove doubt that He is the One who is seen, the Almighty, and no one else. So Abdul-Basir is required to be modest before God in all his movements. Rather, he is required to be modest because of the existence of the obligation, so Abdul-Basir does not leave the balance. The law is from his hand, by which he weighs movements before they occur. If they are pleasing to God and included in the scale of His approval, this person is char