As for his choosing the Sidra, it is because it is the place where the deeds of the servants end and the place of virtue, and with its shadow the forms of deeds are shaded, and God has covered it with lights as He has covered it. However, those lights are the lights of deeds, so no one can call them, and those lights, as we said, are the lights of deeds, emerge from their forms and cover them, so no one can describe them. The adjective for things is restriction and distinction, and actions differ and have ranks, and their lights are in proportion to their levels: active, highest, luminous, and lightest. The adjective high contradicts the highest, and the adjective luminous is opposite to lightest in terms of what is brightest, so it is not restricted to an adjective, because if you restrict it to an adjective, its opposite will be invalidated for you, so you have not fulfilled its right in the adjective, since you do not fulfill its right in the adjective. The lights of deeds are