Rather, His justice encompasses all of creation according to what each subject deserves (al-istihaq). This is the utmost of what the Monotheist believer requires, and that by which he takes pride in his connection to Him over the atheistic disbeliever.

We now return to our primary purpose: the mention of proofs (dalalat), powers, and allusions; the recounting of miracles and dazzling sermons; the speech of the "Joyous Veils" (al-Hujub al-Artahiyyat); and the elegant poetry that accords with the Path of Reality, issued by the Sheikhs of this Way (Tariqa). We shall conclude this chapter with witnesses from the Great Quran, adding to the clear, luminous witnesses previously mentioned. Thus, the chapter will be complete, pure, elegant, and accessible, entering the ears and the minds by the success granted by the Possessor of Favors and Kindness. It is as the Almighty says: {The seal thereof is musk; for this, then, let those strive who strive} ¹ .