As the one who did not know said, I wish she had been at peace when she heard the reader reciting: The inhabitants of Paradise today are busy and fruitful. The poor people of Paradise are busy, they and their wives. O poor woman, God Almighty mentioned work on behalf of these people, and He did not inform you of who or whom they and their wives thought about. If you judged them, they were busy. About God, if this woman had been preoccupied with God, she would not have said this, because she does not attribute to them their preoccupation with other than God, until she imagines in herself this state that she imagined in them, and if she imagined it, nothing was seen at that time except that image. She is the poor woman, as we have verified from her words, that at that time it was preoccupation with God. God and the Companions of Paradise are in the door of possibility, and she has testified against herself as verifiable witnesses that she is with other than God in a job, and this is