Closeness to God is known only from God, and the mind has no ruling on it in any way. If the legislator legislates closeness, then it is according to the extent of what he legislated, and whatever is prohibited from that should be closeness, it is not for the mind to make it closeness. Then we return to our issue, so it is not free. This person praying alone behind the row, with the ability to do what we said, is either one of the people of ijtihad, and his ruling is that that action is permissible and his prayer is valid based on ijtihad, or he is not based on ijtihad. If it is based on ijtihad, then the prayer is valid, and if it is not based on ijtihad, and he is imitating the diligent person in that after asking him about it, then he prays. It is valid, and if he does that neither from diligence nor from a question, then his prayer is invalid, and so it is with all legitimate sacrifices. Just as the prayer of the imam in front of the congregation in a group other than in a