We have explained to you in consideration before this that Maghrib is the odd part of the day prayer, so he ordered the night prayer to be performed in order for the Shafi’i prayer to be valid in worship. Worship contradicts monotheism, as it requires servants and the worshiped, and the worshiper is not the worshiped one, for the thing does not humiliate itself, and for this reason he divided the prayer between the servant and the Lord in two halves. When Maghrib made the Witr prayer of the day prayer and the prayer an act of worship, Al-Ahdiya became jealous when it heard the Witr prayer accompanying worship, so it began the Witr prayer of the night prayer to intercede the Witr prayer of the day prayer, so that the Witr of the night prayer took its revenge from the Witr prayer of the day. This is why Dhal is called Witr, and it is a request for revenge.