And here are two men among them who add to God what he adds in terms of truth, and he adds to himself of his deeds what he adds in terms of politeness, such as his saying, “So I wanted to find fault with her,” and his saying, “And your Lord willed that they should reach their maturity,” and like the saying of “Khalil, and if you are sick, he will heal you,” and his saying, “What good has befallen you?” It is from God and what has befallen you If you do a bad deed, then it is from yourself, and among them are those who add all of this work to man in mind and law, like Al-Mu’tazili, and add to God from that the creation of power for him in this factor and nothing else. As for the one who does not see actions in the firmness of his mind as anything other than from God, and there is no trace of the servant in them, he does not see zakat in the reductions, because it is not Then what is returned to God, for he knew that everything belongs to God, as Shayban Al-Ra’i said when he was ask