He deserved it, but he attained it with divine gratitude, either for his misery if he disbelieved in it, or for his happiness if he thanked her, even if it were not for the rule of ignorance in someone with this characteristic, he would not be characterized by this, and if he knew all of this and was negligent, then he is boastful. This is greater in injustice. Rather, in this case, he is like the one who is oblivious to an oath, and the heedless one is like the one who is negligent. The oath, if he is mindful of his truth, knowing that what he has is something that others have forbidden, it is permissible for it to be taken away from him, and he should take it away from that other person who disdained him because God neglected him, so he thanked God’s blessing upon him and prayed to God for that other person to grant him something similar to what God gave him, and compassion overtook him, for even if he was an infidel, then he was his brother from God. Since he and he are of the