So if a person completes the conditions of faith and masters them, then the truth will be revealed to the heart of this believer who has this quality. That manifestation is called a taste, which is the beginning of placing tranquility in his heart, so that this tranquility will be for him a door or ladder to the occurrence of an unseen matter in which he will have faith, and with it will be the presence of tranquility for what He gave him the first command because it becomes a habitual matter, such as the quiescence of one who traces causes to causes, and this is not originally from the unseen, but rather from taste, which is observation. If a person has the sustenance for his day, his soul will be calm when it gives him the anxiety of his day to see what he has by obtaining it under his control, so if faith occurs in him in this way. Under his rule, he is the possessor of tranquility, and if a person is under the rule of faith, his eyes dispute with him, then tranquility is not a