O servants of Allah, help me, and the ruling on seeking the help of the absent

Question:
This questioner says: It is reported in a hadith that if a person is in a desert and his camels are lost, he calls out:

Answer:
This is what was reported: “O servants of Allah, hold them back” , meaning they restrain the lost animal for him. This was reported, yes, but this is among the ambiguous (mutashabih). This is considered among the ambiguous that is referred back to the clear (muhkam). And the clear indicates that one does not seek the help of the absent. Yes. One does not seek the help of the absent, nor of the dead. One does not seek the help of the absent, nor of the dead, nor of the incapable who is unable to do what you ask of him. The ambiguous is referred back to the clear, O brothers. So, the absent is absent.
The ambiguous is not acted upon until it is referred back to what explains and clarifies it from the clear: . The clear and the ambiguous, so they refer the ambiguous back to the clear and explain it, saying: “All of this is from our Lord, this and that.” But if you take some and leave the rest, that is not permissible. Yes, this is the way of the people of Zayr.