For transcendence has degrees in the mind, the lowest of which is transcendence through analogy, and the highest in the mind is transcendence without analogy, and there is no way for a created being to attain it except by returning knowledge of it to God Almighty, and transcendence without analogy is also mentioned in the Sharia and what is found in the mind. The goal of rational consideration is in transcending the truth, for example, from istiwaa. He moved away from explaining the physical leveling of the spatial throne by transcending it to the analogy of the sultanic leveling that occurred, which is the seizure of the greatest enveloping place or of the kingdom. However, in his exaltation of the simile, he moved from the analogy of a certain originator to the analogy of another originator who is above him in rank, so the mind in transcendence did not reach the level of the Sharia. In his saying, there is nothing like him. Do you not see that they were cited in rational exaltat