Ash-Shu'ara 220: For Allah is Samee (All-Hearing) and Aleem (All-Knowing).

Surah Ash-Shu'ara, verse 220: "For He is the One who hears everything, who knows everything." Allah Almighty is expressing it symbolically here, that is. For He is the One who hears everything, knows everything. For He, who, when the covenant was made at the address "Elestü bi Rabbiküm," our wishes and desires, our will, wrote for us as destiny, Allah Almighty: what passes through our hearts, what we say, what we will do, He is the One who hears and knows.

Allah Almighty is the One who created the heavens, the earth and what is between them, who programmed them to His Being. Without Allah Almighty's knowledge no created being can move. A leaf cannot stir on its branch. In this respect, Allah has knowledge of all His creations. Allah, who knows what happens until the Day of Judgment and what will happen after it, who programmed His creations to His Being, is the One who knows when they will do what, and the Hearer who is aware of what they do. So if this world is the likeness and shadow of the Hereafter, when we here appear before the judge we go with a lawyer, according to public law.

If Allah Almighty, too, (?) everything, says to us, sir, who will defend us before Him? Who is there? This world is the likeness and shadow of the Hereafter. I need a defense. As our defense, Allah Almighty has also placed the Kiraman Katibin. "Here," He says, "is your book too," He says. Yes. "Your lawyers," He says, "are here." "No lawyer is needed before Me, but your lawyers," He says, "are here: the Kiraman Katibin." "Here is your book," He says. You know, he will say, "Alas!" "Everything, big and small, whatever I have written, is all written in the book. What kind of book is this?" he will say.

So this is my lawyer. Yes. How beautifully Allah Almighty has written everything down.