And circumambulation of the House, because this action encompasses the House from His saying, “Indeed, it encompasses everything,” and the remembrance in it is from His saying, “So remember me, and I will remember you.” And God’s remembrance of us is greater than our mention of him, unless we remind him of him, not of us, so we remind him of him that encompasses the greatest, for in our remembrance of him and him, and in his remembrance, it is without. We recited to Abu Yazid, “Indeed, the oppression of your Lord is severe.” He said, “My oppression is more severe,” meaning if the servant strikes with it, not by himself. Rather, what Abu Yazid said in my opinion is the opposite of this. The slave’s oppression is brutality that denies mercy. He has no mercy in the event of his brutality, and the oppression of truth in every way contains mercy. By the one who was struck by him, from the perspective that the one who oppressed him, the True One, He is the Most Merciful to him in his op