Among this is the blackening of faces from the hated truth, from Chapter 115. Divine providence will be revealed to the honorable one on the day when faces will be white and faces will turn black. As for those whose faces have turned black, it will be said to them: Did you disbelieve after you believed? Then taste the torment. Because you used to disbelieve, but as for those whose faces were whitened, they are in the mercy of God. They will abide therein forever, and it was not They have faith that has preceded, except for the faith of the Dhar at the time of taking from the noon, and that contract was forgotten when the covenant was introduced. Had it not been for the clarification and faith, man would not have acknowledged it. As for the one whom God calls to witness when I created him with my hand, he says about that covenant as if he is now at the lowest point of gossiping, backbiting, revealing secrets, and the like. All of this is an abhorred right. It leads to the darkening