We will mention it, God willing.

It is an etiquette of the Sharia that you adhere to its legitimate rulings and abide by its duties and limits, and you identify with it merely for the sake of service and work, not to sweeten one’s soul with knowledge of it without working. It is an etiquette of service that you should not be distracted or inspired by what it produces for you. From what is served, such as acceptance and contemplation notes, if your preoccupation with that is what you serve only your purpose and yourself, and among the etiquette of the truth is that your knowledge in things does not exceed his knowledge in them, which is agreement, and if he gives you your knowledge to the contrary, especially in the deeds that the truth has added to creation, then add them to those that God has added and leave your knowledge for His knowledge. For He is the All-Knowing, and you are the All-Knowing, and He is the Truthful in what He informs. He did not add a matter to the o