And whatever is mentioned by others, whoever in his prayer bears witness to others, denies the witnesses to the truth about him, his witnesses to the truth, or the witnesses to his emergence from the truth, and this is the saying of Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq: I have not seen anything except that I have seen God before it, so he is not a praying person whose condition is not the types of witnessing we have mentioned. And if he is not praying, he is not communing, and the truth does not commune with words in this case, but rather communes by being present with him, so the one who says: Praise be to God, Lord of the worlds. If he is not present with God, the tongue of the servant, not his essence and reality, then he says the truth. In that case, the tongue of my servant, not my servant, whom my supplications are obligated upon is to say Praise be to me. And if the speaker is present In his saying, God says, “My servant has praised me,” and what has passed will be redressed for him by the g