From the soul of the Most Merciful is His saying: Is there any creator other than God who provides for you from the heavens and the earth? There is no god but Him. This is the unification of the cause and it is part of the unification of identity. If he were not united with the cause as he is united with other than them, he would not be a god because it is the business of God not to depart from it. The existence of something, since if it departed from Him, he would have no judgment about it, and He said, “And to Him all matters are returned,” so it must have the unity of the cause, which is to be worshiped with this unity for a reason, because the worshiper is essentially lacking in a reason, so he does not depart from his reality, and the reason for it is his sustenance, through which he maintains his essence. So his imagining of what is obscured is in the created causes, and it is a correct imagination that it is in the created causes, but by virtue of creation, not by virtu