Know, may God grant you success, that the men of God are three, not a fourth, men who are dominated by asceticism, celibacy, and all the pure and praiseworthy deeds, and they are also purified inwardly from every reprehensible characteristic that the Law has condemned, except that they do not see anything above what they are in of these deeds, and they have no knowledge of conditions or stations. Nor the worldly divine sciences, nor secrets, nor revelations, nor anything that others find. These are called servants, and these are called servants. If someone comes to them and asks them to pray, one of them may rebuke him or say to him: What am I to do that I pray for you? What is my status, being careful not to be touched by amazement and fearing the ravages of the soul? So that hypocrisy does not involve him in that, and if there is one of them who is busy reading, then his book is like Al-Ri’a’ah by Al-Muhasibi and what happened in its course, and the second half above these peopl