As for the lust of this world, it does not obtain pleasure except from the tangible and existing object, and the desire for Paradise obtains pleasure from the tangible and the intelligible in the form of what happens to the tangible, in terms of the presence of the barzakh effect upon attaining the intelligible desire, whether in the same way. And by Paradise I do not mean that this desire, the ruling of which is present, does not exist except in the known Paradise in Generally, I mean that where this ruling is found for this lust that we mentioned, it is the desire for Paradise whether it exists in this world or it exists in Paradise, but we added it to Paradise because it is there for every one of the people of Paradise, and in this world it only occurs to some of the knowers .