"Blessed are the people of my authority (wilayah) who are killed in me and are driven out for my sake; they are the treasurers of Allah in His earth, they do not fear on the Day of the Greatest Terror. I am the light of Allah which is not extinguished, I am the secret which is not hidden."

Clarification (Idah): His saying: "Declare your Lord free of imperfections and do not point to Him, for whoever limits the Creator has indeed disbelieved," is a command from him to declare Him free of the manifestations of matter and incapacity in His manifestation in the visible form. And his saying "do not point to Him" is based on your belief that He is limited, because you see Him by manifestation and as if space encompasses Him, while He is too majestic for that. And rather the limitation envelops your capabilities, and the encompassing happens with you and upon you.

And in his saying: "Blessed are the people of my authority (wilayah) who are killed in me and are driven out for my sake... etc.", is a confirmation of what I previously mentioned in the first chapter in the context of the speech concerning his saying: "Two perish in me: an exaggerating lover and a hating despiser."