Among that is the secret of the adverb placed in the letter, which relates to the second chapter. The adverb is a vessel, and the letter wa’a varies in form and governs its surah. It is the meaning of meanings that is apparent due to the difference in forms and structures. God contains His presence and dispenses with the need for witnesses to the truth. His witnesses are numbered and His effects are witnessed and His words are limited and His verses are intended by sight. He gave the reins of statement and made it eloquent. And he made clear: some of it is prose, some of it is composition, some of it is command, some of it is judgment, some of it has truth, some of it has character, so in it there is justice and in it there is injustice. It has speech and number, and it has delusion, not delusion. There is no existence without it. So He made it clear to the call to prayer, what the heavens have concealed. He spoke from the unseen of what there is no doubt and doubt, witnessed by f