Thus let it be exaltation and the denial of resemblance and resemblance. Whoever strays from the resemblance except through interpretation and carrying what is contained in the verses and narrations according to what preceded them to the understanding without consideration of what God Almighty requires of exaltation. This led them to pure ignorance and outright disbelief, even if they sought safety and abandoned the narrations. And the verses, as they came, without any deviation from them at all, and they entrust the knowledge of that to God Almighty and to His Messenger, and they say, “We do not know,” and it was sufficient for them to say that God Almighty, “There is nothing like Him,” so whenever a hadith comes to them in which there is an analogy, God has likened something, and He has denied the likeness from Himself, Glory be to Him. All that remains is that this narration has one of the aspects of exaltation that God Almighty knows, and it was brought to understand the Arab