The Meccan Revelations: Page 296 from Volume Two

The belief that he has no knowledge unless his belief is consistent with knowledge of the matter as it is, so he believed in God what the scholar believes, but based on imitation of his teacher, one of the scholars of God, but he must imagine what he believes, for it is not in his power to strip him of imagination while he is dying, and dying is a state of foresight. In the presence of the correct imagination in which there is no doubt, what is the imagination that is a force in a person in the front of his brain? Rather, it is an imagination from outside, like Gabriel in the form of Dihya, and it is an independent, existential, correct presence with physical images clothed with meanings and spirits, so his degree is according to what he believes of that status. If this is The servant is a holder of a station who has attained the level of the luminous souls, for they are the ones about whom God mentioned that they said, “And there is not among us but that he has a known station.” Then