It is related to it from the third station, and it includes the knowledge of the matter that exists when asked, for some of the commands are what occur initially, and some of them occur in response, and it includes the knowledge of identity and the difference between identity, oneness, and oneness, and it includes knowledge of the name of God, what He is, why He is described and not described, and the reality of identity, does it have any resemblance? With something of the world in any way, or there is no resemblance to it in any way or in the form of what the name God is bound to, if it is mentioned by evidence of circumstances and includes knowledge of the appearance of the world. Is it an intrinsic manifestation of the essence of truth or a rule of what has been established in divine knowledge or it appeared by virtue of choice, then it is The world is for what is added to it until the levels become clear, and it includes the knowledge of the negation of the similar, which if i