It is his saying: "Indeed, what is in your hands of the Book is but one part out of sixty parts," reaching His statement that it is of parts that have no end.

"Description of the Quran"

There is no dispute among all the gnostic Monotheists (al-Muwahhidun) that the Quran is [represented by] the Master Muhammad—Glorified be His Might—and the verses of the Quran are His manifestations in every age, cycle, dome, and creed. So, contemplate this speech and immerse yourself in the sea of wisdom. Indeed, this Quran which is in the hands of this earthly, human world consists of 6,214 verses and 77,464 words—this is notwithstanding what has been omitted from it, distorted, or substituted.

Our Lord al-Sadiq—Glorified be His Might—mentioned that it is [but] one part out of six hundred thousand parts, and that those parts are themselves but a part of parts that have no end. All of this is to instruct, alert, and awaken us to the fact that the Meaning (al-Ma'na) is the First without beginning and the Last without end, and that He has never ceased being a Creator and manifest to His creation in His earth and His heavens.

His saying: "So comprehend this, O Mufaddal, and let those of the believers among the people of Monotheism and recognition of Allah the Exalted who hear it comprehend it,