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The Messenger of God, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, confirmed this description for the Almighty when he was asked, “Where was our Lord before He created creation?” He said, “May God’s prayers and peace be upon him, ‘He was in a blind, with air above it and air beneath it. ’” p>

So it is fair for His description of things to be based on the desires, because when He expressed that existence by what is a name for the clouds, the place of the description of the desires, He denied that there is air above that cloud or under it air, so He has permanent abiding, neither on air nor in air, for the question occurred with the name Lord and its meaning. The fixed one is said to be the Lord of the place if he resides in it and remains firm, so the answer matches