He adds it to the power by which creation and making occur, and the divine books are charged with this and this position contains them. What is correct about this is that if existing beings are as has been mentioned, they have fixed entities as long as they are characterized by nothingness, which is for the possible, not for the impossible, then just as He brought them into existence, clothed them in His state, and stripped them of the state of nothingness. Thus, it is called created, and this entity is called existing, and it is not far-fetched that He could return it to that from which it came out, which is the state of non-existence, so truth is described as having no existence for it, and it is described as non-existent, and it is not subject to knowledge of what quality this happened. If we ask, we attach the occurrence of the two matters and the two states to will, and the two opponents accept that. And if we ask about attaching that The eye by existence, we attribute that t