The Meccan Revelations: Page 376 from Volume Three

Insight and sight have perfected His worship, both outwardly and inwardly, and whoever says that it exists in forms is ignorant of both matters. Rather, the truth is that truth is the essence of forms, for it is not contained by an adverb, nor is it absent by a form. Rather, it is concealed by ignorance of it on the part of the ignorant person, as he sees it and does not know that it is sought.

< p> So the Messenger, may God’s prayers and peace be upon him, said to him, “Worship God as if you see Him.”

So he ordered him to conjure him, for he knew that he would conjure only one who accepts his presence. So the servant’s conjuration of his Lord in worship is the same as the presence of the object of worship for him, and if he did not know it except in terms of its limit and extent, its limit and its value. And if his knowledge is separate from that, he does not define it and does not estimate it while recalling it as if he sees it. Rather, he does not define it and th