Among the dilemmas of the ambiguous, and in it is knowledge of the attachment of faith to what is not right, such as his saying, “And those who believe in falsehood.” In it is knowledge of the prompter who necessitates hastening the pursuit of misery, and in it is knowledge of the conditions of faith and slander, and in it is knowledge of the levels of patience and trust, and in it is knowledge of those who know the truth and avoid it, and what is to be praised from that and what is reprehensible, such as the truth. What is commanded to be avoided is like backbiting, and in it is the knowledge of praiseworthy and blameworthy extension, and in it is the knowledge of one who knows a matter and is told what he has learned, and in it is the knowledge of the life prevailing in existing beings and their interiors in this world and their appearance in the hereafter, and with what insight he revealed them in this world by whom he revealed them, and in it is the knowledge of necessity and