And what remains of it is sincere to the servant, and this in which we are in common, but rather alone and not united, because the one being worshiped is one, and he combined himself with the plural nouns in worship and the required help, because the worshipers of the servant are many, and each one of the worshipers seeks help, and what is meant by acts of worship is one, for the eye is worship, and the hearing, sight, tongue, and hand are the same. And the stomach, the genitals, the leg, and the heart. That is why he said, “We worship and seek help with the Nun,” and that the world looked at the details of his world, and that its ruling pervaded all of his states, outwardly and inwardly, and no part was isolated from another in that, for he stands with his entirety, bows with his entirety, and sits with his entirety, so all of his world has gathered to worship his Lord and asked for help from Him in worshiping Him, so he came. The sons of the group in “We worship and seek help,”