Favours of the Gracious God — Page 70
70 Oneness of God which are evident from the same book, and manifests all manner of God Almighty’s intentions which relate to His servants and are conspicious in the book of divine decree in such a manner, as if it paints an extremely intricate illustration before us. It demonstrates those subtle distinctions that exist in the names of God, His attributes, actions and will—which His law of nature stands witness to—with such clarity as if it brings forth its illustration before the eyes. Thus, it becomes obvious that for revealing the countenance of His attributes, actions, and will, and for showing the accord between His act and word, God Almighty has created the Arabic language as a patron-helper, and has willed since eternity that it must serve as the key to the concealed and hidden secrets of that which relates to the Divine. When we reach this point and the wonderful magnificence and peerlessness of Arabic dawns upon us, all other languages appear to be lying in a state of great darkness and deficiency. This is because the manner in which the Arabic language is like a mirror that faces divine attributes and its teachings, with the reflective line of divinity—as portrayed in nature— falling upon Arabic; such condition is surely not found in any other language. When we employ sound reasoning and resolute intelligence to look at the division of divine