His example is that the image of the house in the mind has a pleasant and intelligible image. If the imagination looks at it, it forms it with its power and separates and condenses it from its pleasantness in the mind. Then he spent the limbs in building it by collecting brick, clay, plaster and all that the engineered building thinned, so he established it in the senses as a dense image that the eye can witness after it had been reasonable and pleasant. It is formed into any form it wishes, and that power is removed from it in the senses due to the restriction that has occurred to it, so the whole day remains bound in that form according to the length of the day. If the day does not end like the day of the Hereafter, then the form will have an endless duration, and if rivers end like the day of this world and its days are separated, then a day of Twenty-four hours, a day of a month, a day of a year, a day of thirty years, and less than that and above that, so the image remains bo