Raf-Khaqa(خَلَقَ) and Jala(جَعَلَ) are Metaphysical words. God just to say "kun fayaqun"

Khaqa(خَلَقَ) and Jala(جَعَلَ) are Metaphysical words. Where no materials are used by God. He just to say "kun fayaqun"


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