And some of them are synonymous, and with their synonymy, it is necessary to understand from each one a meaning that is not present in the other. So we learned what he named himself with and confined ourselves to it. So he created the earthly abode and housed animals in it, and made the perfect human being in it an imam and a caliph. He gave him the knowledge of names because of the meanings they indicate, and he subjugated this human being and his children. And from Him all that is in the heavens and on the earth is procreated, and He created a creation. If you say about it that it exists, you are correct, and if you say about it that it is non-existent, you are correct, and if you say about it, there is neither existent nor non-existent, then you are correct. It is imagination, and it has two states: a state of connection, and this state has it with the existence of man and some animals, and a state of separation, which is what perception relates to. It appears that he is biased