In his right, and if he had not been deposed, Abu Bakr would have died during his days without being a caliph, and he must succeed in the caliphate, in the knowledge of God, so he must advance in order to advance his time before its owner. Likewise, Omar bin Al-Khattab, Uthman, Ali, and Al-Hasan, and whatever came before him, must advance because he is more deserving of it. Of those who remained, none of them were delayed from it due to lack of eligibility, and the people did not know that until after God had made that clear by their deadlines and their death, one after another, in His caliphate. Progress occurred only by deadlines with us and in our apparent view, or by another matter in God’s knowledge that we did not find out about, and may God preserve what was placed upon them. May God be pleased with all of them. This is part of the rule of backwardness and progress. God has priority, because He is the Creator of everything, and God has otherness. He said, “And to Him all ma