Among these is the one who comes from above, then he is the possessor of taste. From Chapter 255, He is the Omnipotent, above His servants. He rules over His throne in its cradle. The knowledge of what is above is not known except by taste. It is for the one who established the books and distinguished the ranks. As for the one who established them and distinguished their signs, he ate from under his feet what he was certain was from his feet. This is the state of the pious and obedient people, they eat what they earn from their own hands, and for this reason they do not acquire knowledge except what they heard in their club, so they teach each other and lend God a loan, and these are the followers of the Messengers and the people of the paths. As for the Messengers, they are the ones who possess the collars and have tastes, so they are insightful, and whoever follows them like them in their call, they are on the best conduct, they are in the best of conduct. Gardens and a river, t