Ali 'Imran 5: Verily, whether in heaven or on earth, nothing stays hidden from Allah.

To the fifth verse. Surely nothing on earth or in the heavens is hidden from Allah. Neither on earth nor in the heavens. Allah, who created the universe, created the heavens and the earth and what is between the two in a way that makes them remember His essence. What do we say? Allah, who created the universe, created the heavens and the earth and what is between the two in a way that makes them remember His essence. How did He create them? As we always say.

The atoms of magnetic or antimagnetic substances, their nuclei, spinning around their own axes, make a sound. So Allah Almighty (?), and Allah who created all these beings, all these beings, the One who created them.

All these substances, the nuclei of their atoms, by spinning around their own axes, make a sound; whichever of His majestic names our Lord wants to have remembered, He has it remembered. The reason: that there is no god besides Him, that these creations were created by His essence, and that, by their remembering Him, He is their Owner, He makes known. So, since Allah Almighty created nothing outside His own rule, and since everything He created, from atom to globe, is within His own rule, surely nothing on earth or in the heavens is hidden from Allah. Wherever it may be. All these living and lifeless things He created, from atom to globe, whatever there is, all these worlds are programmed within Allah's sight and rule.

Let alone the stirring of an atom in this universe, or the need of a microbe magnified a thousand times under a microscope being unknown: of the atoms to come until the Day of Judgment, even their needs He knows and holds them under His rule; to Allah nothing is hidden. That is Allah, and Allah is most exalted.

What does it say anyway? Surely nothing on earth or in the heavens is hidden from Allah. The microbes we see magnified a thousand times under a microscope, are they not also Allah's creations? Did Allah Almighty not say in His verse: microbes are My soldiers, We send them upon whom We will? In this case, since He is also the Owner of this microbe seen magnified a thousand times, His knowing that nothing is hidden from Him either, and His holding all these creations under His rule, and His knowing the needs of these creations within His own rule and providing for them accordingly, this points only to Allah's creative power, and that Allah has power over everything, that there is no god besides Him and He is the one absolute Owner of this dominion, that is what it means.

Yes.

Such a Creator's glory is certainly most exalted. A person makes something, invents a robot. With that robot invention, what a fine man, what things he has done, they say; people exalt him. Exalt him for what? For finding the knowledge in what Allah created, again within Allah's knowledge. Indeed, within what Allah created. Think: having (?) from nothing, holding this whole universe up without pillars by His knowledge, Allah Almighty, of course His glory will be exalted.