In the opening section on Divine Speech in the Hadiqat al-Haqiqah, Sanai asserts the orthodox Sunni theological stance regarding the nature of the Quran. Grounding his discussion in Hadith and the declarations of early scholars like Ahmad ibn Hanbal, he emphasizes that the Quran is the uncreated Word of God (Kalam Allah Ghayr Makhluq). Sanai warns that viewing the Quran as created diminishes its divine majesty, setting a theological foundation for the subsequent sections of the poem that detail the glory, recitation, and spiritual audition of the holy text.