If you say, “What is meant, and what is the one who wants?” we say, “What is meant is the one who is drawn away from his will, with the matter being prepared for him, so he transcends all the forms and positions without suffering.” As for the “wisher,” he is one who is devoid of his will. Abu Hamid said, “He is the one for whom the names are correct, and he is included in the group of those who are disconnected from God by name.” As for the person who wants In our case, we use it to refer to two people in two cases: one is the one who takes the path with suffering and hardships, and those hardships do not divert him from his path, and the other is the one whose will is carried out in things, and this is what is achieved by will, not what is desired.