If it were not for the branches, the branches would not have vacated their space, and the wind would not find it wherever it blows. It has the right to rule over it in one way, but it does not have the right to rule over it in another way. The purpose of moving the air in the trees is to remove the corrupted vapors from them so that they do not deposit in them what causes ailments and diseases in the world if those trees are nourished by it and then animals or animals eat them. It corrupts itself by nourishing it with that, so the blowing of the wind is for the benefit of the world, as it expels filth from it and purifies the atmosphere, so life is good. The wind is an intended cause that does not affect its cause. Rather, the effect in that is for the one who establishes the causes and makes them a veil from him, so that the virtue among the creatures in knowledge of God may be distinguished and he who associates polytheism is distinguished from him who monotheists, for the polyt