So what would be our saying and our belief regarding that person after we heard from the Creator what we heard and saw from the person what we saw? We would, without a doubt, say and believe, by the ruling of truth and reality, that he is the Creator in His Essence and no one else.

And thus, Allah has mentioned in His mighty Book that He alone is the one who, if He intends something, its occurrence is completed in a glance of the eye or merely by the word “Be” (kun). And this is Asif—Exalted is His might—who brought the throne before a glance of the eye. For he said to our master Sulayman: “O Sulayman, look at the sky.” So he looked at it, then returned his glance and found the throne before him. From this correspondence between the saying of the Creator in His Book and the action of our master Asif in bringing the throne before the return of a glance, it becomes clear to us that the author of the saying is the author of the action in His Essence.

The Third Aspect: It is the belief of most adherents of religions that there is no one more majestic than the Prophet except Allah, and the Prophet is in need of no one except his Creator.