The Meccan Revelations: Page 356 from Volume Two

He described the lover as having indulged himself for what his beloved wanted him to do.

This is because love prevented him from seeing the reasons and left him only looking at the side of his beloved, the Almighty, ignorance of what the world needs in him, and in the same matter it must lead to He is entitled to what he asks for of his rights, just as

he said, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, and your visit has a right over you

So he brought what the whole world includes, which is visiting, and this is one of the sums of his words, so this lover lowered himself for what his beloved wanted him to do with him. So he knows what rights the scholar has over him in terms of what his Beloved wanted him to do with him in terms of what he did to him, and the Truth is Wise and does not move him except in specific work and fulfilling the specific right in what he who was of the world at that time asks of him, so the scholar comes to know of God and gains witnes