He said, “Since He created things for my sake, He created only what is good for me, and I am ignorant of the benefit that is in using them for my salvation and happiness. Let us entrust Him with my affairs, for He knows best what is good for me. Just as He created them, He is more deserving of disposing of them. This is required by my sight and reason, without this being coupled with a divine command.” So how, when the divine command was mentioned in him and he said, “There is no god but Him,” so he took him as an agent. He pointed out in this matter that it is not appropriate to delegate except to one who is a god, because he knows the interests, since he is their creator, as he said, “Does He not know who He created, and He is the Gentle, the All-Aware,” so the knowledgeable believer took him as an agent and handed over his affairs to him, and placed their reins in his hand. As it is in the matter itself, he did not add anything to what was commanded upon him in existence, and G