Then scales are placed to weigh deeds, and books are placed in them of what they have done, and the last thing placed in the scale is a person’s saying, “Praise be to God,” and for this

He, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said, “Praise be to God,” fills the scale.

For it is thrown into the scale. All the deeds of the servants except the word “There is no god but God,” and what remains of His completeness is praise, then it is made and he is filled with it. The scale of the scale of each person’s scale is according to his deeds without increase or decrease, and every remembrance and deed enters the scale except “There is no god but God,” as we said, and the reason for that is that every good deed has a counterpart from its opposite. So this goodness is placed in his balance, and there is no comparison to “There is no god but God” except polytheism, and monotheism and polytheism are not combined in anyone’s balance, because if he said, “There is no god but