Among that is being satisfied with the inferior, satire, and satire is harsh, from Chapter Twenty-Two and One Hundred. No one is satisfied with the despicable except the one who does not know a small part of the world. The care of the truth for the low is evidence that it is great. It is not hidden from anyone with eyes that God has care for everything in the universe, bringing something out of nothingness. There is evidence that in the stages of bliss, whoever gives him the attribute of the truth has bestowed upon him his knowledge and knowledge. He satirizes the universe, praising and praising it. He satirizes whoever asks for the truth to be faithful, then he is entrusted with estrangement. He is not a dry Lord, without disagreement, faithfulness with a word of his characteristic. The attributes of the truth are not borrowed, and the attributes of the truth are not borrowed, and the orbit is not connected to the description of them. To Him except by relying on Him, and relying