The doctrine of compulsion among the Jahmiyyah is a path leading to the doctrine of the unity of existence among the Sufis

The Shaykh : Yes, the Most Merciful.

The questioner : Jahm was bold, O Shaykh. I say Jahm was bold, very bold. He feared greatly and stopped the Sufis from going further. How? I say Jahm was bold.

The Shaykh : Bold.

The questioner : The galaxy stopped the market before you, Shaykh. What is the difference between the words of this Jahm and the words of the unity of existence found among the Sufis?

The Shaykh : Yes, well done, good. We will comment on this. Now, if we say that the actions of the servants are the actions of Allah, this is a path very close to the doctrine of the unity of existence, as the poet said, "Every word in existence is His word," meaning Allah the Exalted. Every word in existence is His word, whether it is prose or poetry, and there is no doubt that this is a path to the unity of existence. Shall we proceed?