Among this is the dispute of the highest mullahs in the first chapter of Chapter 314. The aims differ, but the aim is the same. The doctor intends to benefit the patient with what is painful for him, so he arranges for him the painful matter and rules over it. If a doctor suffers for himself and is innocent of something he has committed, then he asks the Truth about that, and he says recompense for what his hands have given, so he says I only intended to benefit him with what I commanded him .