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|The Sixth Note unmasks the satanic wile of shaking believers in their faith due to the numerous unbelievers and their agreement in denying some of the truths of belief.|[166](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1662)|

|The Seventh Note silences those pseudo-patriots who drive Muslims towards mistaken progress, greed, and worldly ambition, and offers Qur’anic cures to any looking towards apostasy or who have fallen into sin.|[168](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1682)|

|The Eighth Note demonstrates how in His munificence, Almighty God has included a reward and pleasure in all activity and striving.|[170](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1702)|

|The Ninth Note explains that the prophets contain the reality of man, the seed of the universe, and that by following them in worship, man may attain to perfection and happiness. The phrase “God is Most Great!” repeated in the Friday and Festival Prayers is as though uttered by the globe of the earth.|[174](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1742)|

|The Tenth Note: Three sorts of evidences and proofs of knowledge of God, and the correct approaches to these.|[175](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1752)|

|The Eleventh Note points out the compassion in the Qur’an’s manner of address, and its naturalness.|[176](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1762)|

|The Twelfth Note: A supplication illustrating a meaning of the Hadith “Die before you die”|[177](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1772)|

|The Thirteenth Note: Five matters that have been the cause of confusion:|[178](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1782)|

|The First: Strivers in the way of truth should think only of their own duties and not meddle in God’s concerns.|[178](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1782)|

|The Second: Worship of God should look only to the divine command and divine pleasure.|[180](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1802)|

|The Third: On the meaning of “Happy is the man who knows his limits and does not exceed them.”|[180](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1802)|

|The Fourth explains that it is not permissible to accept bounties not given in the True Bestower’s name, and demonstrates the true nature of apparent causes.|[182](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1822)|

|The Fifth: The achievements of a community should not be ascribed to its leader or master.|[183](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1832)|

|The Fourteenth Note consists of four signs alluding to divine unity:|[184](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1842)|

|First Sign: Man’s true object of worship and place of recourse can only be the One whose rule extends over the earth and the heavens.|[184](/the-flashes/the-seventeenth-flash/9116/30/157/188#1842)|