He denied the analogy to the oneness of every person by saying, “And there is no one equal to Him.” He affirmed his “oneness,” and “we are not for anyone other than Him.” He affirmed his steadfastness, which is an attribute of purification and exoneration. So he raised that the pronoun refers to the aforementioned Lord added to the creation in their saying to him, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, “Attribute your Lord to us,” so they added him to Him. Not to them, and when he attributed it, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, with what was revealed to him, he did not add it to him or to them, but rather reminded him of what His Majesty deserves. So if the pronoun in “He is God” does not refer to the one mentioned, and where is the absolute from the restricted, then the identity of the restricted is not the identity of the absolute, for the identity of the restricted is a relation related to the universe, so it is restricted by it as it is restricted. The universe is sa