Reading and commentary on the poet's sermon: And we say that Allah is above His heavens, established upon His Throne, distinct from His creation, with nothing of His essence in His creations, nor anything of His creations in His essence.
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The reader: "And we say that Allah is above His heavens, established upon His Throne, distinct from His creation, with nothing of His essence in His creations, nor anything of His creations in His essence, and that the Exalted is the One to whom the good word ascends and to whom the angels and the Spirit ascend, and that He manages the affair from the heaven to the earth, then it ascends to Him, and that Jesus was raised by his own self to Allah, and that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) was raised to Allah in reality, and that the souls of the believers ascend to Allah upon death, so they are presented to Him and stand before Him, and that the Exalted is the Subduer above His servants, the Most High, the Most Elevated, and that the believers and the angels brought near fear their Lord from above them, and that the hands of the supplicants are raised to Him and their needs are presented to Him, for He, Glorified and Exalted is He, is the Most High, the Most Elevated in every respect."