So I mentioned to him my loneliness in it and my lack of companionship, and the stranger said, “I am lonely, and after divine providence preceded you in attaining this position, thank God and to whom, my brother, does this happen?” Are you not satisfied with Al-Khidr being your friend in this position, when Moses denounced his condition despite what God testified to him of his justice? Despite this, he denounced what happened to him, and what he saw was only his appearance. He saw his condition, and he denounced it himself, and the power of jealousy that God bestowed upon his messengers caused him to do so. If he had been patient, he would have seen, for he had prepared for him a thousand questions, all of which had happened to Moses, and all of which he denounced about Al-Khidr. Our Sheikh Abu Al-Naja, known as Abu Madyan, said. When Al-Khidr learned of Musa’s rank and his high status among the messengers, he complied with what he forbade in obedience to God and His Messenger, fo