We mentioned this in the chapter on zakat, and here it gives charity to the servant by keeping his eye in existence and by creating it first, with the knowledge that if he creates it, he will claim divinity and say, “I am your Lord, the Most High,” and it must be created due to what was previously mentioned in knowledge and charity from the servant on The truth is that the servant finds in himself the glory of the form, and yet he acknowledges his worship to the glory of God, and it is also what appears from the newly created praises that are not valid for God except after the existence of the created one, which is everything other than God. Rather, it is called charity because the chosen servant is in the praises of God in himself, for God Almighty said in his right. When the path to his happiness is made clear to him, whether he is thankful or ungrateful, then he has a choice in his actions, and for this reason it is permissible for him to accept or reject, and he is