The Meccan Revelations: Page 296 from Volume Two

May God be pleased with them, those to whom at death his knowledge of the Divine Majesty was revealed, and they are two men: a man who took his knowledge of God from consideration and reasoning, and a man who took his knowledge from revelation, and the form of revelation is more complete and more beautiful in manifestation, because revealing and acquiring this knowledge results in piety and righteous deeds, which is his saying, “Fear God,” and God will teach you, and His knowledge will appear to him when Death is a beautiful image or a light that confuses him and rejoices in it. If he is accompanied by a psychological claim in his acquisition of that knowledge, then he is in the beautiful image below the one who was not accompanied by a claim in the acquisition of that knowledge. Rather, he sees it as a divine gift, a bounty, and a favor that he does not see for himself as doing. Rather, he is one of those who failed in his work in his work, so it was done. With it, it is like a tool