The perfect mind knows that he was created for his Lord and not for anyone else, and he knows in himself that whoever created him cannot compete with him in a matter or oppose him in a ruling, so he says, “He is what he is in himself, so there is nothing like him, and I am what I am in my soul.” Examples of my kind: He has nothing to do with what I am except control, and I do not have anything to do with what he is except acceptance of the ruling, so there is no competition or jealousy. As a rational person is, if he is under the authority of his mind, he is not jealous, because he was not created except for God, and God is not jealous of him. If the rational person is jealous, he is jealous only in terms of Because of his faith, he is jealous of God, and it has a specific limit that the Shariah has prescribed for him, which he does not exceed. Every jealousy that exceeds that limit is beyond the rule of reason, stemming from the scarcity of nature and the rule of desires, to the