Among that is the ruling on the Tablet and the Pen from Chapter 296. The Tablet asked for someone to cure it of its cause, but the Pen cured it with what was deposited in it, for it is the field of sciences and the place of drawings. The sciences therein are detailed, and they were in the Pen as an entirety, and the Pen did not detail them, nor was it one of those who knew, but rather the oath was his movement to detail the generality and open the door. Closed, it is not an attribute of perfection that there is generality in God’s knowledge, and generality in meanings is impossible, and the place of generality is words and sayings. So if His servant’s statement is made his statement, then it is characterized by generality and it is an attribute of perfection. Then for every station there is an essay, and for every knowledge there are men. The perfection of the knower is his knowledge of detailing knowledge. And whoever is most beautiful is only perfection. If he intends that as ev