So when the knower raises his head from bowing, he says on behalf of his Lord. He himself hears the speech of his Lord. God hears the one who praises Him in his saying when he bows. Glory be to my Lord, the Great, and every praise and praise. He praised Him with it and praised Him with it from the beginning of his prayer. Then he responds with his Lord to his Lord in the presence of himself from Because it is his Lord by His support of it in its power and strength, so he says, “O God, our Lord,” and deletes the letter of the call, because the one praying is in a state of nearness, and the call announces the distance. The world and everything that is praised, which is His saying: “filling the heavens, filling the earth, filling what is between them, and filling whatever you want of anything.” After that, he says, “every part of the upper and lower world and what is between them and what is possible of the possible things that you create, and it remains in nothingness a fixed eye.”