Second: The example of man is like that of university students. If a student earns perfect marks in their first year of university, it does not mean they have graduated; rather, it means they have excelled. They may be rewarded for this excellence by being appointed as a leader among the students. Similarly, the marks of a distinguished believer appear either through their intellectual dignity (knowledge), through proofs that transcend natural norms, laws, and causality, or through status and wealth that they dedicate to the public good.

This excellence does not mean graduation from the "University of the World," but rather superiority within it. Therefore, such a soul repeats through these "garments" (bodies), but in the most majestic, radiant, and beautiful of garments—in terms of science, knowledge, dignity, status, and wealth. This is what we intended to say. May my Lord grant you success and protect you.