His name is the Most Gracious, and he set up the throne, and the feet hung down to it, and he looked with majesty at that jewel, and it melted in shame, and its parts disintegrated, and it asked for water. His throne was on that water before the earth and the sky existed, and there was nothing in existence at that time except the facts of leveling upon it, leveling, and leveling. So He sent the soul, and the water rippled from its disturbance and foamed. And he voiced praise, praise be to Him, the Praiseworthy, the True, when he struck the coast of the Throne, and the stem shook and said to him, “I am Ahmad.” Then the water blushed and returned, wanting to stir it up, and he left his foam on the coast that he had produced, for it is the churn of that water that contains the majority of things, so God Almighty created from that foam the earth, round in appearance, exalting in length and breadth. Then He created The smoke is from the fire of the friction of the earth when it splits, so He splits in it the highest heavens and makes it the place of lights and the dwellings of the highest assembly, and He contrasts with its stars adorned with luminaries the flowers of plants with which He adorned the earth. And God Almighty uniquely created Adam and his two sons with His own essence, beyond resemblance, and His hands, so He established a physical creation and other two arrangements, equalizing the expiration of his time and the acceptance of his eternity and making a dwelling place. This creation is the point of the sphere of existence, and He concealed its source, then He alerted His servants to it with the Almighty’s saying, “Without pillars you will see them.” So if man moves to the isthmus of the animal abode.