and its orientation is on finding the plant from the generators and it has the three letters “thaa” and it has the houses Sa’d Bala’. God Almighty said, “Indeed, God is the Provider, the Possessor of Power and the Powerful.” And He said, “Have you seen the fire that you burn? Have you created a fire? Did she see it or us? The Originators: We have made it a reminder and an enjoyment for the pious, so We have made it a reminder for the scholars .

So the name Al-Razzaq was used with this structure to exaggerate the difference in sustenance, although it is numerous and different from Him, not from others. And those who are provided with differ in their acceptance of sustenance, so what one animal is nourished with may not be suitable for another animal, because what is meant by taking the sustenance is the survival of the sustenance. If he eats what is in it, he will die, so what he is nourished with. And it is not a provision for Him, even if it has the strength of something else, so it is called with the structure of exaggeration in that and this provider is described as the one who has power, the solid, and if God was described by him, he would say the one who is powerful, the solid, so it is in the accusative case, and it is not possible to describe the name God in terms of its meaning, for it combines the two opposites, so even if it appears in the expression, what is meant is nothing but a noun. Particularly from him,

And know that some of the sustenances are intangible, some of them are sensory, and the sustenances are intelligible and some are tangible. The sustenance of each sustenance is what constitutes his survival and bliss if he is among those who enjoy, and his life if he is among those described as living. The sustenances are not for the one who collected them, but rather the sustenance for the one who is nourished by them. It is said that he combined a moving and a stationary one, so the moving one said. Sustenance is only obtained through movement. The resident said, “Sustenance is obtained through movement and stillness, and whatever God wills.” And God had finished with it. Then the one who moved said, “I move and you remain still until I see who is sustenance.” The one who moved moved. When he opened the door, he found a grape, and he said, “Praise be to God, I have defeated my friend.” He entered upon him and he was pleased, and he said to him, “O resident.” It moved and was nou