the Wise, for He has equipped them with senses through which perception occurs, limbs with which they grasp and release, and organs suited to their particular functions. These include the molars that emerge when they no longer need to suckle and require food, enabling them to grind it; the stomach, made to cook the food; and the liver, to which its refined portion passes and from which it is distributed among the organs through the channels of the veins, prepared to carry it to the extremities of the body. Likewise, there are the intestines, into which the residue and ground remains of food settle before being expelled from the body.

Another example is His saying, Exalted is He:

“Then do they not look at the camels—how they are created? And at the sky—how it is raised? And at the mountains—how they are erected? And at the earth—how it is spread out?”

And His saying, Exalted is He:

“Indeed, in the creation of the heavens and the earth and the alternation of night and day are signs for those of understanding.”

And other such magnificent proofs and manifest arguments, which all people endowed with reason and all those subject to the divine address can grasp, among matters that