He, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said, “Pray for the one who says there is no god but God.”

He did not elaborate or specify, and he generalized with his saying, “Who,” and it is an indefinite noun. It is general, so what is understood from this speech is to pray for the people of monotheism, whether their monotheism is about From sight or from faith, I mean from imitation of the Messenger, or from sight and faith together, and the meaning of faith is to say it in terms of lawful closeness in terms of what it is lawful, and this is no way to reach knowledge of who said it except through revelation or revelation, for it is unseen, and God has not burdened a soul with more than it can bear, and this is why He linked it. By saying