That is, adorn yourself with my adornment, and God will love you, for God loves beauty, so God excused those who love with this news, because the lover sees his beloved only the most beautiful in the world in his eyes, so he loves nothing but what is beauty to him. There must be a ruling on that. Don’t you see what he said? “So whoever is made beautiful by his evil deeds.” So he saw it as good, but he did not see bad deeds as good, but rather he saw the adornment with which he was adorned. So when the Day of Resurrection comes and he sees the ugliness of the deed, he will flee from it. He will be told, “This is what you loved, adored, and cherished.” The believer says, “When I loved him, he was not in this form or with this adornment. Where is the adornment that was on him and that made him so beloved to me?” You reply to him, “I was only attached to the adornment, not to him, but when it was in place of it, my love for him was based on dependence, so God says to them, ‘My servant