From this chapter, the question of the means, even if it is not similar to it, but it is close to it, but we attached it to it in the analogy because of a presumption of a state, which is a degree in Paradise that no one will attain, or it is appropriate for only one man. He, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said, “And I hope that it will be me.” He asked for the means for me, intercession is permissible for him. If one of us asked his Lord for the means for his own sake, he would not ask for what he does not deserve, because perhaps only a person who is of a specific quality will obtain it, and God says to us, “And seek the means to Him.” However, he did not say that, so this could be part of supplication and that characteristic. Either it was gifted or acquired, and the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, did not specify it or restrict it to any one person in particular, nor did he say that it is not appropriate except for those who are bett