And since prayer is a conversation with the truth and its witnesses, and it was said to him

Worship God as if you see Him.

And it was said to him

Indeed, God is in the qibla of the one praying

If he directs himself in his prayer and restricts the truth to the direction of facing it, as he was told, except that he frees it from being encompassed by it, and his likeness is like a standing person looking at him and conversing with him in his qiblah, then he has neglected what is required of God of encompassing him and freeing from restriction, and he is also what the Sharia called by saying, “There is nothing like Him.” Whoever is in this state should prostrate due to his forgetfulness, which is to return that simile, imagination, and image to himself, which is prostration, and say, Glory be to my Lord, the Most High, three times, one for his sense, the second for his imagination, and the third for his mind, so that he is free from being aware of