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We were created on Sunday, and the emptiness of it ended on Friday, so I made those days for me a worship of God Almighty. Saturday, he lay down and put one of his hands on the other and said, I am the King because of the appearance of the King, and that is why Saturday and Saturday are called rest. For this reason, God Almighty told that what he had touched from confusion in what He created, and from confusion, fatigue, it is a relief, not from fatigue as it is in our right. He said, Then he said goodbye to me and left. When I came to the place where I was sitting for the people, a man from my companions from the neighborhood called him Nabil bin Khazar bin Khazroun al-Sabti from the people of Ceuta said to me, I saw a strange man whom we do not know in Mecca speaking to you and talking to you during the circumambulation who was and from where he came, so I told him his story, so he was surprised attendees of that

[ The knowledge of wisdom in things and the people of God ]

This is a consideration of the six days from the correct view, but the distraction of the legislator is deleted if the narration is correct to consider the nights because they are indications of the unseen, unlike the day and the unseen, which is unique to the truth. People of thought and analogy, for they encounter wisdom by virtue of agreement, so it is not a knowledge for them, and for the people of knowledge of God they know that that is what is meant by that matter, so it is knowledge for them of that consideration, so they mean it, not by virtue of agreement. Their souls and their rank in knowledge, and it is the saying of God Almighty regarding the right of those who are in this state.

( It arrived in the Gharar chapter of the month, which is the three days in its beginning )

[ Every month is a guest who is answered by the Most Merciful .]

Muslim came out on the authority of Muadh that she asked Aisha if the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, used to fast three days every month. She said yes. I told her from which days of the month he fasted. She said he did not care from which days of the month he fasted

Know that every month that is given to man is only weak, and it is responded to by the truth, so the person is obligated to fulfill his right called hospitality, which is weak, and the right of summer is three days. Because the law stipulates that food hastened for the weak, so he said, The hurry is from Satan except in three. He mentioned feeding the guest, and the Messenger of God, may God s prayers and peace be upon him, used to fast three days from the dawn of every month. This is for an angel, so he is not witnessed by an angel close to him in a fasting scene, and he does not appear to him in a fasting scene at all, for it is one of the characteristics of this upbringing and this hospitality was three days for each month because it came from the truth and returned to him Glory be to him for receiving it or his money according to what the slave receives With it, the best that he receives is that which is a divine attribute, and that is fasting

[ The wisdom of deceitful fasting every month ]

And God the Most High has three hundred creations as well as this was reported from him, peace be upon him, and three out of the three hundred and ten ten, for the ten of the three hundred is thirty, which is the month, and the ten of the thirty three, which is the ten of the ten. He fasted the whole month, so it is permissible to pay the three hundred, since the thirty accepted deed, not recompense, for it is like a good deed and a good deed. If the penalty comes suddenly without knowing its reason and not waiting, it is more delicious in the same general, and fasting is a divine creation, so his reward is of his kind, which is the three hundred divine creations that characterize the fasting person these three days as he was characterized by fasting, which is a divine description. If he did not eat and did not drink, then it is said to him, Eat, O you who did not eat and drink, O you who did not drink. The Almighty said, Eat and drink, be content with what you have done in the old days, meaning the days of fasting in the time of trust. In and the people of God who fast these three days, and any fast that was based on evoking what we mentioned that he is clothed with a divine description, his recompense from this characteristic is his saying, whoever is found on his journey, then he is his recompense.

[ Man is the most complete in his upbringing, and the king is in the most perfect position .]

And since this attribute was not an act of the king, he did not attend with the fasting person


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