In contrast to his saying, “He is the one who prays upon you,” here he did not mention the angels until after what we mentioned, and he separated for us between his prayer and the angels by saying upon you. Then he said, “to bring you out,” so he limited the exit to Him, and he did not bring a comprehensive pronoun that brings together God and the angels in praying upon the believers, as he did in his saying, “they pray.” On the Prophet, so the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, was distinguished from all other human beings by a rank that no one else gave him, that is, he mentioned that to us, so he included all of us, and the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, was part of our group by saying, “He is the one who prays upon you,” and he singled himself out in that. Then he said, “and his angels,” so he singled out the angels by praying for the servants, and among them is the Prophet, for all of them. Creation is the unification of prayer from God and t