The nūr, created by the lord, in turn brought the world into existence from drops of perspiration (gharma, ghām) that appeared in different parts of his body.[24] He says the concept is common in Maijbhandari writings, often used to describe the saints or their sensual qualities.[24] Gholan Morshed wrote an article that identified nūr with Muhammad.[24] In his Is'lāmī prabandha sambhār he wrote that nūr-i muḥammadī is the moving force behind all creation, and should not be seen as separate from Muhammad.[25] He wrote,