القلب مخلوق لعمل الآخرة طلبا لسعادته، وسعادته معرفة ربه عز وجل. - Al-Ghazali

If you see this body don't weep
it was just the cage to
the bird of my soul
which is now free.

There is no denying existence itself. Something must exist and anyone who says nothing exists at all makes a mockery of sense and necessity. The proposition that there is no denying being itself, then, is a necessary premise. Now this Being which has been admitted in principle is either necessary or contingent… What this means is that a being must be self-sufficient or dependent… From here we argue: If the being the existence of which is conceded be necessary, then the existence of a necessary Being is established. If, on the other hand, its existence is contingent, every contingent being depends on a necessary Being; for the meaning of its contingency is that its existence and non-existence are equally possible. Whatever has such a characteristic cannot have its existence selected for without a determining or selecting agent. This too is necessary. So from these necessary premises the existence of a necessary Being is established.

The one whose concern is with that
which enters the belly will discover that his value is found in that
which goes out of it.