Likewise, when we looked at the masters of jurisprudence, we found that they referred in this matter to two extremes and a middle one, and they divided matters into praiseworthy and blameworthy, I mean morals, and they placed all the good in the middle and placed the deviation in the two extremes. They said about the very white and the blue blond, I have not heard of blame and that it is not praiseworthy, and so is the extreme. A black person and a very thin nose are reprehensible. All of this is reprehensible, and the one who is moderate between them and does not lean towards one of the two extremes, for example, outside the limit, is praiseworthy, as mentioned above. When we saw that they had limited it to what we mentioned, we looked at that in this human world, where goodness and ugliness appear, so we said: There is no goodness that brings status to God. There is no ugliness that occurs by avoiding the good from God, except what the law makes good and what is bad. So when we