Mulk-i mutlak (absolute dominion), that is, the dominion produced by the mumedd-i himem (the sustaining spiritual aspiration) of things themselves, also belongs to Him. Thus, the fact that things belong to Him is validly explained by their being produced from Him. The same is found in Suhrawardi's Sharh al-Isharat: The servant and his property belong to the Master. It is also stated that, during illumination (ishrāq), you know that the most shiddetli (intense) light does not have the imkān (possibility) of affecting the weakest light. (Heyakil, 97)
mulk-i mutlak (Absolute Dominion) (Sufism Glossary)
Mulk-i mutlak (absolute dominion), that is, the dominion produced by the mumedd-i himem (the sustaining spiritual aspiration) of things themselves, also belongs to Him. Thus, the fact that things belong to Him is validly …