As for the doctrine of Al-Tirmidhi, what they begin the monologue with is their being clothed with pride, then they strip themselves of some of it in a special way and leave behind what is appropriate for the words of truth to be heard and the truth to be spoken so that the conversations are valid, so starting with the servant is the priority in this situation, and it is a correct approach, and this is it. The positive motive, which we mentioned first, is the subjective motive, so the prayer of this sect in this situation is in the same position as prayer in the public, for it is from this presence that we mentioned that the obligation of it came out according to the Sunnah of the Messengers for the servants, and it was prescribed to say “Allahu Akbar” for what we mentioned, and prayer is a monologue.