Authorizing, Mandating to Dispose in Islamic Erfanian [Mystical] Thought - Semantic Study-

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Allah - Most High - is the Creator of creation, the Owner of the Heaven and Earth, the Cause of all existence, the Sovereign over everything in this existence, and He did not give anyone permission or the right to act apart from His will. The permission is a fundamental matter and an important pillar in everything related to the Oneness of Allah, Almighty.

 Allah, Almighty, does not give that permission to a prophet or an Imam - at the level of action and presence - except with the confirmation that this action is attributed to Allah, the Most High. It is a real, actual attribution, confirmed by the verses of the Holy Quran, as it comes within 

the scope of the actions of Allah Almighty, and there is no 

contradiction between it and the laws of the world of creation.

The permission is not an absurd or arbitrary matter, but rather a kind of existential law that provided for the separation between the thing and its causes and reasons, which happened to some external and internal facts, in comparison to others, according to "the Most Sacred Overflow", as stated by Sadr al-Muta'allihin [Mulla Sadr].

In all of that, there is a complete, final, and definitive confirmation and affirmation that the repetition of His permission, Almighty, in everything - related to the creative actions - comes and moves from the starting point of His dominance, Almighty, over all existence with all its beings, starting from the smallest atom to the largest galaxy. Therefore, nothing at all falls outside His rule, and apart from His permission.

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