His owner does not know what belongs to him, for every servant who deserves to be punished for disobeying what the Messenger brought to him, God has given him respite and what he has taken while he is under the rule of the authority of the All-Merciful Name, he is like a neglectful person, so he does not know whether care for forgiveness and pardon preceded him before the divine punishment was imposed on him by judgment, or he will be taken and then executed. He is subject to the limits of his crimes for a specified period, and since this possibility is justified in the case of one whom God has granted, the image of the person with this description is that of the negligent, for negligence on the part of the truth is not valid, for in God’s prior knowledge, he will either be forgiven or held accountable for what he committed against himself, so he is in danger and unaware of what preceded. In the previous book, he has the ruling, for the ruling judges the just ruler just as he judg