Know, may God help us and you with a spirit from Him, that this chapter is close to the one before it, for God described Himself with amazement, laughter, joy, rejoicing, and the like of these moral attributes, and He described Himself with “There is nothing like Him,” meaning in it, “And you did not throw when you threw, but God threw, so we saved our affairs from Him.” The truth is that we say God and then we leave them, that is, we leave their conscience, which is their conscience, the plural conscience, not the one that is the individual pronoun. For we for the individual rid the worship of the plural, for the plural shows the division between God and His servant in worship, and it belongs to God, not to the one responsible in terms of his form, and if it is his in terms of his association with God, then here it is. Sheikh Abu Madin, may God be pleased with him, became firmly established, and he did not go further than others. He completed the verse and said, “In their midst,