Then God said, “The servant says, ‘It is You we worship, and You we seek help.’ God says, ‘This is between me and my servant, and my servant has what he asks. ’

This verse includes a questioner and one who is being addressed, and he is sufficient from ‘You’ in both of them, and we worship and we seek help. They are for the servant, for he is the worshiper and the seeker. So if the servant says Beware of uniting the truth with the letter of the speech, making it facing you, not specifically, but in compliance with what the Lawgiver says to such a questioner in the context of education.

When he asked him about ihsan, he, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said to him, “Worship God as if you see him.”

p> You must confront it with the letter al-Khattab, which is the Kaf, or the letter T in the accusative case in the masculine and lowered in the feminine, for I have made the letter feminine in terms of the essence, and this is an imaginary scene, so it