The commanded made the command to be from him, and the situation of the called was made to the one who calls for the supplication to be from him, and each one’s situation necessitated that he be a command or a caller. The supplication and the command are a result between two premises, which are the situation of the caller and the called, the command and the commanded, so unity is removed and participation is established, so true monotheism is for the one who gave knowledge to the world. Judgment is for the judge, and judgment is for the judge, and it is nothing but the essence of the possible, which is creation in its absence and existence, as we have stated in the chapter before this. Conditions are non-existent ratios, which necessitate the presence of rulings from the rulers in the judged person. Accordingly, the possible is preferable in the event of its absence and existence, so preponderance has the effect of what is likely in it, and the case of preponderance necessitates t