The soul wants to perform Hajj to God, which is looking into knowing God through the means of witnesses. Does the aspirant enter into that by himself or does he not enter into that except with a guide? The guide is one of two people, either of abundant intellect and he is in the position of a husband to a woman, or he has knowledge of the law and he is a mahram, so the answer is not devoid of this seeker. That it is intended to be attracted or not to be. If it is attracted, then divine providence accompanies it, so it does not need a guide of its kind, which is rare. And if it is not attracted, then it must be entered by the hand of a position either reason or law. If he is seeking first knowledge, then reason must be in accordance with legal obligation, even if he seeks it. The second knowledge, so the Sharia must take his hand in this. With the first knowledge, the Sharia is established with him, and with the second knowledge, the truth is established with him, and half of the r