In Sermon (183), Imam Ali (a.s.) discusses the greatness of Allah and the strange creation of His creatures. This sermon was delivered during a time when societal and religious conditions led people to be oblivious of Allah's power and the reality of His creations. Imam emphasizes the attributes of Allah, His power, and the wisdom behind His creations.

The Imam describes Allah as an unparalleled being, who cannot be perceived by the senses nor confined by anything. This statement points to the fact that the essence of Allah is beyond human comprehension. He asserts that Allah's existence is evidenced by the existence of His creations and that He is truthful in His promises. These words teach us that there is no comparison to Allah's power, and He is capable of all things.

By citing the examples of the ant and the locust, the Imam illustrates how Allah has created every creature in the best possible manner. The mention of the ant's diligence and its sustenance serves as a reminder that Allah has provided for each creature. This teaches us that we should strive for our sustenance while placing our trust in Allah's providence.

The Imam also states that if people reflect on Allah's creations, they would understand His greatness and return to the path of guidance. This encourages us to open our hearts and minds to contemplate the signs of Allah. The Imam's advice reminds us that observing Allah's power and creations can strengthen our faith and lead us to a deeper understanding of His existence.