The life-giving noun refers to the noun Ramadan when it refers to one who is fasting during the month of Ramadan, or to the noun “al-Muslim” which causes the heavens and the earth to pass away, or the sky to fall to the earth, since the natural life in bodies is the blood vapor that is generated from cooking. The liver, which is the house of blood for the body, then water flows through the veins in the Tuareg to irrigate the orchard to give life to the trees. If it becomes silted, there is the fear that its action will be reflected in the body, so it comes out by bloodletting or cupping so that as much of it remains as there is life in it. For this reason we made the ruling for the life-giving name or the one who catches it, for with life the heavens of souls and the earth are preserved. Bodies, and with it, the rule of the Life-Giver is stronger than what is by itself. They are two divine names, brothers. So if they come to the name of God, Ramadan, in the rule of the fasting