As for moral dignity, only the elite among God’s servants know it, and the common people do not know it. It is that the etiquette of the Sharia is adhered to, and that one is successful in performing good morals and avoiding their immorality, and maintaining the performance of duties absolutely at their appointed times, and hastening to good deeds, and removing hatred and hatred from his chest toward people, envy, and mistrust, and purity. The heart is freed from every reprehensible characteristic, and its sweetening by observing the breaths, observing the rights of God in oneself and in things, inspecting the traces of his Lord in his heart, and being careful of his breaths in their going out and coming in, so he receives them with politeness when they come to him and takes them out with the robe of presence upon them. These are all in our view the moral honors of the saints, which are not entered into by deception or enticement, but rather they are evidence. On the fulfillment o