As for being self-sufficient, it is an intercessor, and the intercessor is a questioner, and asking is a state of humiliation and lack in what he is asking about, whether that question is for himself or for the right of others. The one who asks for the right of another is a representative in his questioning of that other person, so he must stand in a position of humility and need for what he lacks. In it, shouldering is a characteristic of humility and its description is placing one hand over the other by grasping the back of the hand, the wrist, and the forearm, so it is similar to taking a covenant to bring the hands together, the hand of covenants and covenants, that is, you took a covenant with us to call upon you, and we took a covenant from you with your generosity in answering us, so you said, “And if My servants ask you about Me, then I am near, and I will answer the call of the supplicant when He supplicated and did not say, “He supplicated to me” for himself or for anyon