The Meccan Revelations: Page 447 from Volume Two

On the authority of Rabi’a, may God be pleased with her, that he hit her head on the corner of a wall and made her bloody, but she did not turn around. She was told about that and she said, “My preoccupation with agreeing with what he wanted about what happened preoccupied me from feeling what you see from the witness of the situation, so what happened was difficult for her. If it had been difficult for her, she would have been tormented by it, for the wretched have no torment except from them because they They were put in a position of objection and justification for the actions of God in His servants and for any thing to be such-and-such, and if it had been such-and-such, it would be better and more appropriate. They disputed divinity and opposed God and His Messenger, so their misery was their dissent. It is the abode of the wretched by its entry into this state. If a period of time extends to them, the condition changes, because the length of the period has a ruling according to t