Considering impurity as alienation, and estrangement does not occur except by leaving one’s homeland and one’s homeland is his servitude. If he leaves his homeland and enters the limits of divinity, then he is characterized by one of the descriptions of dominion over the people of his homeland and others like him, and he does not find pleasure in that. So what fulfills the attribute of sovereignty to its due, then the perfect person has the pleasure of his perfection that cannot be compared with it. Pleasure in essence, and perfect joy is not similar to joy, so when he did not fulfill the attribute its due, he had to perform ablution, which is to confess what he had fallen short of in relation to that divine attribute. From here, he made ablution obligatory. He made it obligatory for the one from whom semen came out while awake without pleasure, and who saw that the attribute of perfection that is necessary for the necessary existence. By himself, if the servant was characteri