By pointing and not with other expressions, except by a divine teaching that the graphic scholars are ignorant of, and that is that the sign can only be with the intent of the signer in doing so, that he is pointing, not from the point of view of the person being referred to. If you ask them to explain what they mean by the sign, they will give it to the questioner from the graphic scholars, according to the common sense. An example of that person is in a matter. His chest became distressed while he was thinking about it, and a man calls another man named Faraj, and he says, “O Faraj,” and this person whose chest is distressed hears him, and he rejoices and says, “God’s relief has come, God willing,” meaning, from this distress that he is in, and his chest expands just as the Messenger of God , may God bless him and grant him peace, did. May God bless him and grant him peace in reconciling with the polytheists when they kept him away from the House. Then a man from the polytheists