This one who does not get angry sees no one but God and judges his condition, and this is the place of confusion, so woe to him if he gets angry here, and woe to him if he does not get angry in the hereafter, for he is justified in every condition in this world and the hereafter. Anger belongs to God, who is safer, more saved, and good to man, for it requires legitimate etiquette, and since anger is in The origin of human beings, such as cowardice, greed, and evil, is between the truth and its consequences if it comes from the servant and is characterized by it. And for submission, there are places and places that have been legislated, and the wise people abide by them at once, and the people of the circumstances have neglected them. And for not submitting, there are places and places that have been prescribed, so the wise man is the one who stands without judgment until the legislator rules the truth, and he is the best of judges, so when he rules. The writer stopped where he rul