The initial alif should have the last, and just as it has the apparent in the first letters, it should have the batin in the last letters, to combine the first and the last, the apparent and the hidden, and the yā’ is the alif of the mile in the world of sense, which is the lower world, because it occurs from the reduction, to indicate the alif that is in the world of sense, which is the lower world. Laam Alif, and to indicate the reason in the form of the Laam, if it is isolated, then if it embraces the Alif, the Nun is made small in the twisting, and the Alif that is in the Laam is opposite the Alif that is in the Laam Alif, so that no one can oppose it except itself, so the Alif faces the Alif, and the Nun is linked between them, which is Alif, the secret of the servant who has become one with his Lord, and it is from the chapter Divine gratitude