The kaf and the like and the example

This book is an opinion, view, and effort in the interpretation of (Al-Kaf, Al-Mithl, and Al-Mathal) and seeking the differences between them in more than four hundred verses from the speech of Allah the Most High, and more than two hundred hadiths from the speech of people, with the characteristic of beneficial repetition that reinforces that opinion and effort in the heart of the patient reader who truly seeks that knowledge and does not rush. So, he almost finishes the book but has been able to place every word and letter of those words in its proper place, so they do not become confused or mixed up. And it has become clear to him that the matter is easy and near, even if it was difficult and far before. And that the closest way to the truth in interpreting the Qur'an, the most truthful, and the most certain is to interpret the Qur'an by the Qur'an as much as we find a way to do so. And that every word in the Qur'an only has its indication established by the Qur'an, and every speech other than the Qur'an is less certain in its proof and indication, and knowing it is different from judging it. And what has come in the book from the interpretation of Al-Kaf in the saying of Allah the Most High: ﴿And to Allah belongs the unseen of the heavens and the earth, and the matter of the Hour is no more than a glance of the eye or even nearer. Indeed, Allah is over all things competent﴾ I said: And the glance of the eye, its interpretation is: its example is like the glance of the eye, and its example is that it is easy for Allah, the extent of what is between Allah's command for it to be, and it being like the glance of the eye or nearer, and all that is from the unseen, and people cannot encompass knowledge of it, nor do they estimate it truly, nor can they. So, it is not said: it is like the glance of the eye, nor can all creation verify that. But it is like the glance of the eye. And Al-Kaf encompasses what is similar to it, what is close to it, what people can verify, and what they cannot. As for its likeness, it in the Qur'an only occurs in what people can verify that it is like it, whether they are equal or not, they are like in the example. And what is good to mention at the end of this speech is that this book was a small part of the master's thesis for Dr. Saleh, may Allah preserve him. He took it, improved its composition, added to it, and clarified it until it was completed in 371 pages of large size 20*28. And he will follow it with other parts of his thesis, God willing.