The person who has these reasons thinks about the rights he has in them, such as thanking the benefactor and the divine obligation in that regard, and what he is required to do regarding money, children, and guardianship, such as disposing of all of that in a legitimate way that is close to God, and establishing weight in all of that, then when it comes to him, this is what is obligatory. He has to ask God to look into that. These causes of pleasure usually followed this thought that causes pain, and the pain brought about it, so he is a affliction because he is accompanied by pain without the appearance of causes of bliss, so he must be patient with that pain and strive to fulfill what he is obligated to do in that regard, or abstain from it if The pain was excessive, and patience only occurred in its proper place, with reasons against it, and gratitude did not occur except in its proper place, despite the presence of reasons against it. This is why Abu Yazid said, “Nothing but o