Then I say that it is not valid to abandon the trust that is known to the common people among the people of God except for two men. One of them knew that it was not valid, so he stopped initiating it because according to him it was not possible to achieve it when he saw himself if the pain of hunger took hold of him and he had something to push him with to take it to remove the pain of hunger, so there is no difference between him and the one who He seeks refuge, heals himself, and seeks refuge in a place of safety from fearful matters with sobriety and the availability of reason and complete knowledge. Trust, in terms of what is his position, is attainable, and in terms of his condition, it is not attainable. Trust is valid, but not valid. As for the other man, he said, “God knows best what is best for creation, and He has given everything its creation,” so why? Trust with this emptiness, so he abandoned trust, for he has nothing left to rely on God for, because he said, “Your Lo