The servant is a veil over the truth, for the apparent effects are only perceived in general and are attributed to the reasons established by the truth. That is why the servant says, “I did, I did, I fasted, I prayed,” and he adds to himself all his actions, all of them, for his veil from their Creator, in Him and from Him, and their course, just as the slippers became a veil between the one who performs ablution and the delivery of the ablution to the man, and he moved. The rule of purity to slippers is also a man’s exaltation of his Creator, which is purity and sanctification, when he is not able in the same matter to convey the effect of that exaltation to the truth because he is exalted in himself. The ruling on the effect of that exaltation has been transferred to the exalted man who is a veil over his Creator in that practical exaltation has an effect on exaltation and is accepted by man as Before the socks, purification is done through the prescribed wiping, so the servant