It applies its rulings according to the circumstances and the situation, and among the descriptions of lovers is grief, which is the most intense sadness of the heart, with no tears flowing with it, except that the one who experiences it groans and sighs a lot, and it is a sadness that he finds in himself, neither for what was missed nor for any shortcomings. This is the unknown sadness that is one of the descriptions of lovers for which it has no cause. Except love in particular, and there is no cure for it except connection with the beloved, so his preoccupation with him eliminates the feeling of distress. And if the connection with the beloved does not occur, connection with entities, then the beloved is one of those who command him, and carrying out his commands and his joy in doing so distracts him from distress. Most of the distress occurs if nothing occurs between him and the beloved that distracts him from himself, and the lover does not have a quality. It disappears with