And he says:

But it is a Power of Existence (Qudrat al-Ijad) that is distinct, It is not created—if you are one who seeks clarity.

'But it is': meaning the Form (al-Surah); that is, the Glorified One manifested it. Sufficient explanation for this has already been provided in the [section of] 'The Gate of Guidance'."

In his poem titled 'O Tuba, O Tus' (Tuba ya Tus), he says:

And there manifested a Light, Great and Majestic,

The Beauty of Goodness (Husn al-Khayr), a dipped dye.

His saying 'The Beauty of Goodness': He refers to the Latter al-Hasan al-Askari—may His might be exalted.

'The Dye' (al-Sibgha)—Outwardly: It is the Religion and the Creed.