Its owner is called Abd al-Wali, Abd al-Wali, and Abd al-Wali is the one who takes charge of matters himself. If he is in charge of matters other than him by his command, he is neither a governor nor an imam. Rather, the governor and the imam are the ones appointed to rule. Rather, he is called a governor because he takes charge of the matter without neglecting a matter over which he has authority, and if he does not do so, then he is not a governor. Rather, he is the ruler of his own desires, and it has been said to him, “Do not follow your desires, for they will lead you astray from the path of God.” The breaths, movements, and actions of the ruler over him are counted, and the ruler is never anything except in goodness. It is necessary for that, for he is always present, so you will never see him except in grace, provision, and establishing a limit for purification, and purification is good, for the ruler is always present. In reality, He is God, for the one appointed to govern