And know that the conditions of khila are not valid between the believers nor between the Prophet and his followers. If their conditions are not valid, they are not valid in themselves, but in the house of assignment. The Prophet and the believer are by the rule of God, not by the rule of his friend, nor by the rule of himself. Among the conditions of khila is that the friend be by the rule of his friend, and this is inconceivable. Absolutely between believers, and not between the messengers and their followers in the earthly world. The believer’s friendship is valid between him and God, but it is not valid between him and people. However, the relationship between people is called, if it is confirmed in most cases, friendship. The prophet does not have a friend, nor is he a companion to anyone except his prophecy. Likewise, the believer has neither a friend nor a companion. Except for his faith, just as the king is not the owner of anyone except his own. So whoever is by virtue of