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What he mentioned that God had guided them with it, he said, If you wanted to say it, you would have said: We found you lost, so we sheltered you, and you were weak, so we helped you.

The hadith mentioned what they had in his right, and God was able to help him without a reason, but he did what wisdom dictated when God created him in his image, so he said to His Messenger, may God bless him and grant him peace, that your prayer is peace for them.

[ Allah is the One who is grateful to His servants for all that they are in. ]

This is a pride, a hand, and a blessing in which a sickness and disease are exposed, but God protected His Prophet from that, so He, Glory be to Him, made in the face of this disease a remedy as it is also a remedy for what it has a remedy for. That is, and if he imagines in the mental permissibility that he is obligated by his prayers upon us, our prayers prevent him from that. He should mention this even though he is the greatest master, but he did not leave him, Glory be to Him, the favor upon His creation, so that He, Glory be to Him, is the Beneficent who is grateful to His servants for all that they are in and what they are in the right of God to fulfill His covenants So be mindful of what I have warned you about, for it is one of the secrets of knowledge of God and of the ranks of anything other than God, if you are intelligent

(Wasl) [From the secrets of establishing prayer]

[ Linking the establishment of prayer with time and place ]

Know that God has linked the establishment of prayer to times, and they are the times in which the obligatory prayers are to be held. He the Most High said, So establish prayer. Indeed, prayer was for the believers in a fixed time book, and he linked them to places, namely mosques. The houses attributed to the creatures and in which his name is mentioned in the call to prayer, the iqaamah, the recitation, the dhikr, and the sermon he glorifies and says he prays for him in them, that is, because God commanded them to pray in them men and women, and did not mention women because the man includes the woman, for Eve is part of Adam, so he sufficed with mentioning the men and not the women. Women with men, so he called women here men, for the degree of perfection was not forbidden to them, but rather they were perfected as men were perfected.

[ Men whom neither commerce nor sale distracts from the remembrance of God ]

He said, Do not distract them with trade, that is, they should not be occupied by trade or selling, for trade is to buy and sell together, and sale is to sell only. So he praised them with trade, which is buying and selling in anything that God commanded to trade in. In the way of God with your money and yourselves, and he said in the sale, God has bought from the believers their lives and their money as theirs, and the price is the heaven.

For the hadith contained in the two opponents of the oppressor and the oppressed, if God reconciles His creation on the Day of Resurrection, then God commands the oppressed to raise his head and look at Aliyin and see what impresses him with his goodness. On the authority of this brother of yours, and he says, O Lord, I have forgiven him. He says, Take your brother s hand and enter Paradise. When the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, mentioned this hadith, he recited, so fear God and make peace between you, for God will reconcile between His servants on the Day of Resurrection

[ The believer is praised in the Qur an by trade and sales ]

So the believer is praised in the Qur an by trading and selling what he owns, his sale and what God has stated in it is that he buys privately, for trade is exchange and payment of a price, and sale is the sale of what he owns, and buying is the purchase of what you do not have. And he said, Those who buy with God s covenant and their oaths a small price, and the reason is that the believer is what God described as buying, because God created him and possessed all that God created in his land, which is his dwelling and his place. Misguidance, which is an attribute of nihilism, for it is the eye of the inner, which is non-existence, and God did not command us to follow it, for out of nothingness we came out into existence, so we do not seek what we came out of.

[ The faithful believer sells what is permissible for what is obligatory ]

And from what God possesses is what is permissible for him and what is obligatory for him not to take it out or sell it, which are duties and obligations, so he sells the type of permissible with duties, and for this he legislated the sale of what is permissible for him to sell, so the wise and wise believer looks at the time when it is in the rule of permissibility says: I have no profit in this king and this world is a home So let us sell this permissible by duty, for he is more deserving of me, and we do not lose my time, so he will be in a recess with his brothers, and he will say, Lord, I would like to sell this permissible out of duty, and God says to him that this is to you, so he sells the opportunity in consideration of what this place gives him of goodness and beauty of evidence for God Almighty, so he thinks of good manners God, his perfection and his beauty, so his joy will be more complete and joyful for his heart, and nothing is permissible, for he sold him with this duty, so he considered the right to be on the side of the sale and was not considered in


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