[21] And for the saying of Master the Messenger, may His might be glorified: "Whoever distinguishes between the first and Al-Asr, God will distinguish between his flesh and his bones."

The third time, "Al-Isha al-Awwal" (The First Night Prayer), is a sign pointing to the first "Ha," and he is our master Al-Hasan, may His might be glorified, the middle person of the "Mim."

The fourth time, "Al-Isha al-Akhir" (The Last Night Prayer), is a sign pointing to the second "Ha," our master Al-Husayn, may His might be glorified, because he is the fourth of the individuals of the "Mim."

The fifth time, "Al-Fajr" (Dawn), is a sign pointing to Master Muhsin, because he is the fifth of the individuals of the "Mim," may His might be glorified.

As for the meaning of the saying of Master the Messenger, may His might be glorified, "Whoever has no prayer has no religion," he meant by it: whoever does not know Master Muhammad in his true reality has no religion. And God, the Exalted, said in His Glorious Book: {"They said, 'O Shu'aib, does your prayer order you that we should leave what our fathers