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And, mention, when Allahu ta’ālā says, that is, when Allahu ta’ālā will say, to Jesus at the Resurrection in rebuke of his followers: 'O Jesus, son of Mary, did you say to mankind, “Take me and my mother as gods, besides Allahu ta’ālā”?' He, Jesus, says, shuddering: 'Glory be to You!, exalted be You above all that does not befit You, such as [having] a partner and so on. It is not mine, it is unjustified [for me], to say what I have no right to (bi-haqq, 'right to', is the predicate of laysa, 'not'; lī, 'mine', is explicative). If I indeed had said it, You would have known it. You know what is, hidden by me, in my self, but I do not know what is within Your Self, that is, what You keep hidden of Your knowledge: You are the Knower of things unseen.