Divine physiognomy is related to the knowledge that natural physiognomy gives, and in addition, it gives the knowledge of a happy person from an unhappy one, and knowledge of a movement from a person that is pleasing to God from an unsatisfactory one that occurred from him without the presence of the owner of this light. If he appears before him after the time for that movement has passed and he has abandoned that. The action in the organ from which that action occurred is a sign that no one knows except the master of physiognomy, so he tells him about it according to the movement’s obedience and disobedience, as was agreed upon by Uthman, may God be pleased with him. That is, a man entered upon him, and when his eye fell upon him, he said, Glory be to God, what is the matter with men who do not lower their gazes? About what God has forbidden, and that man had directed his gaze towards something that was not permissible for him, either by looking at the private parts of a person o