One of the greatest temptations with which God has tempted man is His making known to him that He created him in His image, to see whether he stands with his servitude and ability, or is he proud for the sake of the status of his image, since he has no form except the rule of names, so he rules the world with the rule of the successor who is established in the image of truth upon perfection, as well as from supporting This temptation

The saying of the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, is narrated on the authority of his Lord: If a servant draws closer to God through voluntary acts of worship, he loves Him, and if he loves Him, he has hearing with which he hears, and sight with which he sees, and the remembrance of the hand and foot

The hadith, and if The servant knew that in this state he hears the truth, sees the truth, strives for the truth, and strives for the truth, not by himself, and he remains with this divine attribute a pure and poor serva