The universality and its return to God, and it contains the knowledge of the division of the world between God and the world, and what is known to God and known to the world, and the description of who knows this from those who does not know it and knows it. Is it obligatory for him to cover it or give his covering to himself, the knowledge of trials and people’s differences in them, and the knowledge of divine claims when they will be and for what? Interpretation, knowledge of the reason that returns all creation to the divine will, and whether it is a return from knowledge or a return from compulsion, knowledge of the difference between the knowledge of imitation and the science of theory, and whether what the imitator attaches to is knowledge in his right or not, knowledge of the ruling of precedence over the world in contradiction to what their knowledge gives, and knowledge of consequences at all. Is its effect immediately widespread to the scholar of it or not, the knowledge