And when he established its benefit and what attracts to it, he negated what repels from it, saying: "They will not suffer from a headache," meaning a headache that necessitates leaving it, "nor will they be distracted by boredom," meaning they will not be separated due to weariness. "And they will not lose their minds," meaning their minds will not be taken away in any way, meaning their drink will not cause them to fall unconscious. This is like when the well is emptied of all its water, and someone is said to have lost their mind or become intoxicated. The verb forms are built for the unknown because there is no need to know the doer. Al-Razi said in Al-Lawami': The truthful one said: Their minds will not be distracted from the sources of truths before them, nor will they be absent from the gatherings of witnessing in any state.