Considering it to be equal is the controlled slave standing in the place of consideration without any preference as to what he does, i.e. with what intention he intends to worship. Is this considered fulfilling what is obligatory upon him of the right of servitude and the fact that he is controlled, or is he considered what obligates him thereby to be fulfilling the right of his master and his Lord? So he is in the state of equalization without any preference. If the sun no longer appears, it is more likely for him to worship Him because of the blessings that lordship deserves over servitude from the time of rising to the time of equator, so he worships Him in gratitude for this blessing, and if he looks at its disappearance with an eye of irony, seeking sunset on his behalf and the veil being lowered before him, his servant is humiliated, poor, broken, and seeking to be seen, then he will cease to exist. He watches for it until sunset, and from sunset, he watches for its effects