(Chapter eighty) On solitude (Chapter eighty-first) On leaving solitude (Chapter eighty-two) On fleeing (Chapter eighty-third) On not fleeing (Chapter eighty-four) On piety of God (Chapter eighty-fifth) On piety of veils and covering (Chapter eighty-six) ) On the piety of worldly limits (Chapter eighty-seven) On piety of fire (Chapter eighty-eight) In knowing the secrets of the rulings of the principles of Sharia (Chapter eighty-ninth) On knowing the supererogatory at all (Chapter ninety) On knowing the secrets of the statutes and the Sunnah (Chapter ninety-first) Piety and its secrets (Chapter ninety-two) On knowing the place of abandoning piety (Chapter ninety-third) On knowing asceticism and its secrets (Chapter ninety-four) In knowing the place of abandoning asceticism (Chapter ninety-five) On knowing the secrets of generosity, generosity, generosity and altruism over privation and non-privacy with a request Awad and its abandonment (Chapter ninety-six) On knowing the station of silence and its secrets (Chapter ninety-seven) On knowing the station of speech and its secrets (Chapter ninety-eight) On knowing the station of sleep and its secrets (Chapter ninety-nine) On knowing the station of sleep and its secrets (Chapter al-Muwfi one hundred) On knowing the station of fear and its secrets (Part one hundred) On knowing the station of abandoning fear and its secrets (Chapter one hundred) In knowing the station of hope and its secrets (Part one hundred) On knowing the station of leaving hope and its secrets (Part one hundred) In knowing the station of grief and its secrets (Part five) And one hundred) on knowing the place of abandoning sadness and its cause (Chapter one hundred six) On knowing the station of hunger and its secrets (Chapter one hundred) In knowing the place of abandoning hunger and its cause (Chapter One hundred and eight) On knowing the place of temptation and lust, companionship of juveniles and women and taking attachments from them and when the aspirant takes the attachment (Chapter One hundred ninety-nine) on knowing the difference between desire and will, and between the lust that we have in this world and the lust that we have in Paradise, and the difference between pleasure and lust, and knowing the position of who desires and who desires and who does not desire and who does not desire and who desires and does not desire and who does not desire and desires (Chapter 10 and one hundred) in Knowing the secrets of submissiveness and submission