Exegesis of the saying of Allah the Exalted: ((And the men who are devout and the women who are devout...))
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The author says: What is its explanation? May Allah guide him, he says "the obedient women". It was incumbent upon him to say, "May Allah guide him and forgive him." The time for guidance has ended, but he says: It was incumbent upon him to say: And the obedient men, or not? And he connects it. And the devout women are known to be the obedient ones; it is clear. Yes. Devotion (qunut) is not absolute obedience as understood from the author's words, but it is obedience with constancy, humility, and tranquility. This is indicated by the saying of Allah the Exalted: [Al-Baqarah: 238]. When this verse was revealed, what were they commanded to do? To be silent, and they were prohibited from talking. This indicates that devotion is not merely the act of obedience; rather, it is obedience accompanied by humility, submission, and constancy. And his saying: Devotion is higher than what preceded it, because the devout person is accompanied by faith and Islam, as Allah the Exalted said: [Az-Zumar: 9]
