And he, glorified is his glory, said: "It is from the attribute of the Wise One that He is not worshiped except as manifest and seen, because everything that is absent is about to be nothing."

And he, glorified is his glory, said: "Whoever worships an unknown, he has fallen upon an unknown."

For this reason, perfect divine justice and comprehensive lordly grace necessitated that He, the Exalted, manifest Himself to His servants so that they could see Him, and thus His knowledge would be correct for them, because there is no path to His knowledge except by seeing Him, and there is no path to seeing Him except by His manifestation.

As the Prince kk al-Makzun, Allah sanctified him, said: "And there is no path to the knowledge of those stations except by His knowledge, and His knowledge is not correct except through His Essence, and His Essence is not known except by seeing Him, and seeing Him is not possible except by His manifestation, and His manifestation is not perceived in its perfection."