So we say that his saying, “That Book” after his saying “Lam” is a reference to an existing thing, but there is a distance in it and the reason for the distance when he referred to the Book, which is the difference in the place of elaboration, and he inserted the letter “L” in that, and it signals the distance in this situation, and the reference is a call at the head of the distance according to the people of God, and because it means “L” from The middle world is the place of the adjective, since by the adjective the modern is distinguished from the ancient, and the singular speech is singled out for the singular kaf so that no coexistence occurs between the created ones. We have satisfactorily stated in this chapter when we spoke of the Almighty’s saying, “Then take off your sandals from the book of plural and specification,” that is, take off the lam and the meem, leaving the alif separate from the adjectives, then the adverb. Between the dāl, which is the book, the place of th