You were, and God Almighty said, “Indeed, I am with you, I hear and see.” To Moses and Aaron, we say that the truth is with us according to what he said and in the meaning that he intended. We do not say, “We are with the truth,” for it is what has been reported and the mind does not give it. We have no rational or legal basis by which it can be said that we are with the truth, as for those who deny it. The use of the word “ayanyah” by the people of Islam is deficient in faith, for reason denies the reasonableness of “aynyah” and the law established in the Sunnah, not in the Book, has proven that the word “aynyah” is used to refer to God, so it cannot be crossed or measured against, and it is used in the place in which the Lawgiver used it.

The Messenger of God said. May God’s prayers and peace be upon him for the black woman whose master had beaten her. Where is God? She pointed to the sky, so he accepted her gesture and said, “Free her, for she is a believer.”

The questioner with the verse is the most knowledgeable of people about God Almighty, and he is the Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him. Some graphic scholars interpreted its reference to the sky and the acceptance of the Prophet, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him. And peace be upon him, that is because of the gods that are worshiped on earth, and this is an ignorant and unknowing interpretation of the matter. We have learned that the Arabs used to worship a star in the sky called Sirius, and it was introduced to them by Abu Kabsha, and they believed in it that it was the Lord of lords. This is how it stood when they called upon it, and for this reason the Almighty said, “And that He is the Lord of Sirius.”