As for receiving, which is touching the corner with the hand with the intention of pledging allegiance, it only occurs in the corner of the stone in the stone, especially because the right person made it an oath for him, so he touched it by way of allegiance, and whoever does not consider touching to be a pledge of allegiance and sees it as a blessing, receives all the pillars. If he touches them and is close to them, they are all a blessing, and the corner of the stone is not specific to anything except With the pledge of allegiance and handshake, participation in the blessing for him occurs with the other pillars, so it is a pillar and an addition. Whoever takes into account that it is a pillar, joins in receiving with it the Yemeni pillar, and the third pillar is in the stone, not specified, as there is no image of it in the house, and the Levantine and Iraqi corners are not pillars of the first placed house, so why are they not in the first position? They were not two pillars,