We do not say by the center, but rather we say by the end of the pillars, and that the greater attracts the smaller, and that is why we see steam and fire seeking the height, and the stone and the like seeking the lower, so the directions differed, and that is based on the straightness of the two, I mean the seeker of the height and the lower, for the one who says the center says that it is a reasonable and precise matter sought by the pillars, and if it were not for the dirt, there would be a house. With it water, and if it were not for the water, the air would have been circulated by it, and if it had not been for the air, the fire would have been circulated by it. And if it were as he said, we would see the vapor seeking the lower, and the senses bear witness to the contrary. We have explained this chapter in the book of the Center for us, and it is a nice part, so if we mention it in some of our books, we only present it in the form of an example of a point from The area from which the circumference occurs is because we have in this the purpose related to divine knowledge and proportions, because the lines emerging from the point to the circumference are equal in proportion, so that there is no differentiation. If a differentiation occurred, it would lead to a decrease in the superfluous, and the matter is not like that, and we put it in the place of the greatest element, warning that the greatest is He rules at least and we mentioned it with reference to it in the mind of Al-Mustafuz

[ The cycle of the upper spheres ]

And when God directed these upper spheres and created the days with the first sphere and appointed them with the second sphere, which In it