Then he said, “I bear witness that there is no god but God. I bear witness that there is no god but God.” He is secretly hearing himself, and he is in the position of someone who first imagines the evidence within himself, then after that utters it and pronounces it openly in the face of his opponent or to teach others the course of that evidence, and that is for this muezzin to bear witness in This testimony is that he sees the reasons that are veiled from knowledge of God, which were given the power of speech and veiled from realizing the matter in himself through ignorance, or from realizing what the majesty of God should add to Him by the veil of heedlessness. So the ignorant person says, “I am your Lord, the Most High,” or the one who underestimates, which is a form of ignorance, or he says, “I did not know for you.” From a god other than me, and he may be a liar to himself, knowing that he is a liar, but then he belittled his people and they obeyed him and said, “I have best