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Eight Point: The witnessing of man’s conscience for the eternal happiness.
Seventh Point: The witnessing of signs of favour and mercy which are visible in the universe for the eternal happiness.
Sixth Point: The witnessing of signs of mercy which are visible in beings for the eternal happiness.
Fifth Point: The witnessing of man’s wish of eternal happiness in its creation for the eternal happiness.
Fourth Point: The witnessing of deaths and resurrections in the universe for doomsday and the Great Resurrection.
Third Point: The witnessing of the talents and emotions of man about the eternal happiness.
Second Point: The witnessing of wisdom and benefits which are observed in the creation of living beings about the eternal happiness.
First Point: The witnessing of the order in the universe about the eternal happiness.
Second Fundamental Point: The proofs about the eternal happiness in the hereafter.
Fourth Source: The constancy of laws despite the constant change in living beings; the immortality of the spirit as a law which is stronger than natural laws.
Third Source: The existence and immortality of the spirit as a law and truth.
Second Source: The proofs regarding the existence and immortality of the spirit from the external world.
First Source: The independence of the spirit from the body.
Introduction: The proofs about the issues that the human spirit was created for immortality and that the spirits of the dead are not annihilated but preserved.
First Fundamental Point: About the immortality of man’s spirit.
Introduction: Three questions regarding the proof of Doomsday and the hereafter: Will the universe be destroyed? Will it be reconstructed after its destruction? Will the doer of these things possess the power to do so?
Second Aim: about the resurrection of the dead and the end of the world.
Fourth Fundamental Point: The duties of angels concerning the worship and glorifications of living beings.
Third Fundamental Point: The unanimous testimony of the Qur’an, the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and previous prophets regarding the existence of angels.
Second Fundamental Point: The relations between laws of nature and angels.
First Fundamental Point: The importance of life in the realm of existence. The extensiveness of immaterial life in the realm of existence.
First Aim: about angels.
Introduction: An overview about the duties of servitude of angels and spiritual beings and their kinds.
The Twenty-Ninth Word: About man’s spirit, the angels, and the resurrection after death.
A short addendum to the Word on Paradise The cause of Hell’s existence.
The Twenty-Eight Word: Answers to a number of questions about Paradise. Do material pleasures along with the pleasure of marriage exist in Paradise?
Fourth Question: The reasons for the emergence of the claims of superiority over the Companions.
Third Question: Why do those who abandon everything other than Allah cannot reach the level of the Companions? The role and importance of evil commanding soul and other senses on making man approach Allah.
Second Question: How can a companion who was involved in the world be superior to a saint who abandoned the world?
Question: Is the belief of people who believed in the prophet (PBUH) without seeing him not superior to the belief of the Companions who believed in him by seeing him?
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