The immoral person is the one who deviates from his true origin, which is his being a slave, because this is what he was created for, so he must be a slave to God or a slave to his own desires. He has remained from slavery, so what remains is his departure except from the addition to which he was commanded to be added, so his imamate is permissible, because the one who succeeds among the servants of God follows this immoral person. He sees him standing in his servitude in the right of his desires, in which he is miserable, and he learns from him to fulfill the right of servitude with which God commanded him to be a servant of Him, and he says, “I am more worthy of this quality in the right of God than this servant in the right of his desires.” So when we saw the friends of God trusting him, and that would benefit them from God, and this would be this imitation. As a reason for their salvation, his imamate was valid. Abdullah bin Omar prayed behind Al-Hajjaj and he was one of the s