And the saying of our Master: "And I am knowing of the secrets of your hearts," is matched by the Almighty's saying in the Quran: ["He knows what is in the heavens and earth, and He knows what you conceal and what you declare. And Allah is Knowing of that within the breasts."] 1
[215] And indeed I am providing a citation from the book Al-Usus, which is considered in the vanguard among our philosophical monotheistic books, and what proves the soundness of what I mentioned regarding the negation of incapacity upon the appearance of power, then the clarification of the meaning from the obscuring of ambiguity, from the saying of the Knowing One to the questioner: The Knowing One said: O questioner, indeed speech becomes ambiguous, takes form, and is conjugated, while power has no conjugation. So from the saying of the Master upon the pulpit of his greatness: "I am the servant of Allah,"




