What is not said except in what is limited, and how is not said except in what is capable of conditions, and truth is separate from these intelligible matters from these demands, so it is separate from the essence from these demands. Indeed, it is not permissible to do so, neither with regard to the one who sees that existence is God, nor with the right to the one who does not see it. The one who sees that existence is God sees that the ruling on what the Truth appears in is only the rulings on the essence of possible things, so these demands only apply to those who deserve them, for the essence of Truth is not requested except in terms of its appearance by virtue of the essence of the possible, so the essence of the possible is what is required and confusion is upon the seeker. As for the one who does not see that The essence of existence is the truth, and demands are not permissible against it. Then we return and say: As for the full moon that God set up as an example in the wor