So whoever knew Him there knew Him here, and whoever denied Him there denied Him here. And sufficient is Hell as a blazing fire."

[18] And from Ya'qub ibn Ishaq ibn Ibrahim Al-Hallab, from Ghiyath ibn Muslim, from Muhammad ibn Abd Allah ibn Mihran, from Al-Hasan ibn Mahbub, from Hisham ibn Al-Hakam Peace be upon him, From Al-Sadiq, may His might be glorified, who said: "Whoever claims that he knows God without direct observation has gone astray and fallen into error, because what is known is preserved, and what is unknown is rejected. So if a person doubts and is uncertain about what he sees, he will be even more doubtful and uncertain about what he does not see."

[19] And from Yunus ibn Dhabyan, peace be upon him, who said: One day I came to Abu Al-Khattab, peace be upon him, and he was sitting with a group of his companions. I wanted to ask him about something concerning the Oneness of God. He started speaking to me and said: "O Yunus, verily God, praise be to Him, revealed Himself to His creation as His creation, and made known to whomever of His servants He willed through