Among that vows is obligatory in all schools of thought. He said: God has not decided and made obligatory on the servant of what the servant has made obligatory on himself, which is the vow, except for his servant to fulfill it. He created him in his image and he has made it obligatory for himself. He has stated, and He is the truthful one, that he fulfills it for whomever he made obligatory for him, so he obligated you to fulfill what you made obligatory upon him. Yourself, for the believer must do for his brother what he likes for himself, and the believer loves for himself that he does not harm him, so he loves for his brother the believer that he does not harm him, and if he loves that, he wards off harm from him as much as he can. Harm in the next, just as he warded off harm from himself in the next, saying, “O My servants who have transgressed against themselves, do not despair of God’s mercy. Indeed, God forgives all sins.” As for in this world, he exposed himself to harm a