Better than saying on the Day of Resurrection: We were heedless of this, nay, we were wrongdoers. For every knowledge, if the expression is explained, is good and its meaning is understood, or it comes close to understanding and is tortured by the listener. It is the knowledge of the theoretical mind because it is under its comprehension, and from what is independent of it if one looks, except the knowledge of secrets, for if you take it. The phrase is vulgar and difficult to understand, it is harsh and coarse, and perhaps it offends weak, fanatical minds that are not available to interpret its truth, which God has placed in it through consideration and research. This is why the possessor of knowledge often brings him to understanding by giving examples and poetic addresses. As for the sciences of states, they are intermediate between the science of secrets and the science of minds. Most people who believe in the knowledge of conditions are people of experience, and it is closer to the knowledge of secrets than it is to theoretical, rational knowledge, but it is closer to the category of necessary rational knowledge. Indeed, it is it. However, since minds cannot reach it except through information from those who knew it or witnessed it, such as a prophet or a saint, it is therefore distinguished from the necessary, but it is. It is necessary for those who have seen it, then for you to know that if it is good to you and you accept it and believe in it, then give good news that you are exposed to it as a necessity, and you do not know there is no other way except this, as the heart is not heartened except by what is certain of its authenticity, and the mind has no entry here because it is not