And know that walking in the dark without a lamp is ablution on a road full of ruins, potholes, mud, pits, and harmful insects, from which none can be protected from all of this unless the walker in it has a light with which he can see where he places his foot and avoid with it what he should avoid of what is harmful to him, such as abysses. He falls into it, or he is destroyed, or a snake bites him, and he has no light other than the light of the Sharia, about which God Almighty said, “Light with which We guide whomsoever We will of Our servants,” and He said, “And whoever God does not assign a light to, then he has no light.” He said, “Light upon light,” so if the light of the Sharia combines with the light of the sight of success. Guidance is that the path is through two lights. If there had been one light, no light would have appeared to him. There is no doubt that the light of the Shari’a has appeared like the appearance of the light of the sun, but the blind cannot see it. L