If the reciter of the Qur’an seeks refuge when reading the Qur’an, the One in charge, who is God Almighty, teaches him how to seek refuge, from whom to seek refuge, and from whom to seek refuge. He said to him, “If you read the Quran, seek refuge in God from the accursed Satan.” He gave him the all-encompassing name and mentioned to him the Qur’an and what he singled out a verse for. Therefore, he did not specify any name from a name, but rather came to him by name. With the name God, the reader looks at the reality of what he reads and looks at what he should seek refuge from in that verse and mentions it in his seek refuge, and looks at what he should seek refuge with from the names of God, whatever name it is, and helps him by mentioning it in his seek refuge, and since the reciter of the Qur’an is God’s companion in the fact that the Qur’an is a male and the one who remembers is God’s companion, then He added that in prayer, when he is in conversation with God, he is also in a