The Meccan Revelations: Page 297 from Volume Two

Whoever has the name “Allah” or “He” and “He” are the highest supplications according to them, such as Abu Hamid, and among them are those who think “you” are more complete, and this is what Al-Kattani was satisfied with, such as his saying, “O Living, O Ever-Living, oh there is no god but You.” And among them are those who think that “I” is most complete, and he saw Abu Yazid. If he was dying, he mentioned this, then it is according to his belief. This is due to the relation of that metaphor to the illusion of definition and abstraction from definition, and among them are those who believe that abstraction and transcendence are definition, and it is impossible for a matter to be intelligible without definition at all, for it is not devoid of either being intelligible inside or outside, or neither inside nor outside, or it is the essence of the matter and nothing else, and all of this. Determination, as each rank is distinguished from others by itself, and the limit has no meaning oth