And on this second interpretation, the number is counted. As for the first, it is not intended to mean the absence of revenge despite its cause. And send blessings on the number of your words, and send blessings on the number of your blessings. As for worldly blessings, they are innumerable and finite. We cannot count them even if we strive. As for the hereafter, there is no counting here, nor is there any encompassing of God Almighty. And send blessings on the fullness of your heavens, and send blessings on the fullness of your earth, and send blessings on the fullness of your throne, and send blessings on the weight of your throne. The commentator said, according to the saying of the Prophet, peace be upon him: "Glory be to God fills the scale." That is, it balances it. And "Glory be to God and praise be to God" fills what is between the heavens and the earth. That is, if the reward for them were embodied, it would fill them. And send blessings on the number of your creations, and send blessings on the number of your sustenance, and send blessings on the number of your books, and send blessings on the number of your scribes. As for the saying of God Almighty: "And God has willed." And from Abu Hurayrah, may God be pleased with him, he said: Ibn Abbas and others said: "The preserved tablet is its origin, which is not changed." Al-Mahalli said: "And it is the eternal decree." And it is said that the preserved tablet is not subject to change or alteration, and this is in the branches. And the word "mother" is used metaphorically for what is derived from it. And God knows best what will be until the Day of Resurrection, or because it is the origin of abrogation, which is in the hands of the angels. And this is more apparent to God. And after this, in the second version, send blessings on the number of your creations. And send blessings on the number of what has passed and what is to come, or the beginning of time. And in some versions, it is said: "Glory be to God, the number of your heavens." And in some of them: "The number of your heavens," with the precedence of "seven heavens" and then what follows. And send blessings on the number of what you have created in them. And the commentator said: "And the earth is seven." And this refers to the prayers and the earths. So, send blessings every day of the days of this world, or it is more likely that it refers to the number of what is decreed. And send blessings on the number of the second, which is from the source. And thus it is said: "And send blessings on the number of every drop that falls from your heavens." And send blessings on the number of your creations, and send blessings on the number of your sustenance, and send blessings on the number of your books, and send blessings on the number of your scribes. And send blessings on the number of your creations, and send blessings on the number of what you have created in them until the Day of Resurrection. O God, send blessings on the number of every drop that falls from your heavens.