Prayer here, and patience in it, which is permanence, steadfastness, and holding the breath in it, affect remembrance and gratitude. Patience here is his saying, “Command your family to pray and be patient with it.” Therefore, patience is mentioned with prayer. Just as patience affects remembrance and gratitude in remembrance and gratitude, so it affects prayer alike, and prayer affects in terms of patience. It is incumbent upon it in remembrance and thanksgiving, and insofar as it is a prayer, because prayer is a dialogue between God and His servant, so if the servant speaks to his Lord, the most appropriate thing to speak to Him with is the speech with which it was prescribed for him to speak to Him, which is the reading of the Qur’an in the conditions of prayer, such as standing, which is the recitation of Al-Fatihah and whatever speech he facilitates with it. Bowing, which is the Almighty’s saying, “So glorify the name of your Lord, the Great.” In his bowing, he is remembering