Their counterparts from the Qur’an are the letters of the alphabet that are at the beginning of the surahs, which are fourteen letters in five ranks: one, two, three, four, and five, and their counterparts from the Fire are the Treasury, nineteen angels, their counterparts in influence are twelve towers and the seven pearls. Their counterparts from the Qur’an are the letters of the Basmala and their counterparts from The captains are twelve, and the seven substitutes, and of these seven, the pegs are four, the two imams are two, and the pole is one, and the counterparts to these houses of the divine presence and of the universes are many.