In Sermon (63), Imam Ali (a.s.) discusses the attributes of Allah, emphasizing that no attribute precedes another. This sermon was delivered during the early stages of the Islamic society when various beliefs about Allah's attributes were prevalent. Through this sermon, Imam Ali (a.s.) directs people’s attention to the greatness of Allah and His unique attributes.

In this sermon, Imam Ali (a.s.) clarifies that Allah is self-sufficient in every respect. He did not create His creatures to reinforce His power, nor to protect Himself from potential threats. This teaches us that Allah's power and wisdom are unparalleled.

Imam Ali (a.s.) states that all creatures are in His possession and are His humble servants. This conveys an important message that humans should recognize their status and submit to the greatness of Allah. Furthermore, Imam Ali (a.s.) emphasizes that there is no weakness in Allah’s power, and His decisions are always strong and definitive.

Through this sermon, we learn that knowledge of Allah's attributes aids us in worshiping Him with sincerity and truthfulness. We should strive to live our lives in the light of His attributes. This sermon also reminds us that in times of blessing and adversity, we should turn to Allah, as He is our ultimate helper.