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In this article, after the precise statement of the topic and purpose of occurrence and progress, Ibn Sina's, Fakhr Razi's, and Sadr al-Mutalahin Shirazi's views on the occurrence or time step of the natural world have been presented and critically analyzed. According to the historical order, Ibn Sina's opinion based on the antiquity of nature, and a reason for it, based on the natural-philosophical rule, "every event is preceded by matter and duration" is established. Then, the criticisms of Ghazali and Fakhr Razi, which are similar to each other, and Khwaja Tusi's response to Fakhr Razi's criticism are presented, and, in the continuation, the opinion of Mullasadra, which agrees with Ibn Sina, is narrated. In the following, a reference was made to Mulla Sadra's special opinion about the temporal occurrence of nature based on intrinsic movement, and it was pointed out that this opinion can be summed up with any occurrence or step of nature. Then, two side problems related to the discussion the infinite sequence of equipment and the specific problem of entities, have been raised and resolved. The summary and conclusion of the article are also given at the end and, in the conclusion, the theologian's opinion regarding the temporal occurrence of nature is ambiguous and inefficient, and the opinion of philosophers is preferred over nature's step.

"The embodiment of deeds", or the ontological relationship of human actions and beliefs with pleasures and pains of afterlife, is one of the most important and complex issues raised in resurrection. Gnostics pointed to this issue before philosophers and explained their angles based on intuition and traditions. In this article, the ontological foundations of Ibn Arabi, those are involved (direct or even indirect) in the embodiment of deeds, have been examined and their relationship with the embodiment of acts has been clarified. The principles studied in this article are: unity of being, manifestation, the accordance of worlds and the renewal of likes. Among the above mentioned principles, the unity of existence and the manifestation have indirect influence on the idea of embodiment, and on the other hand, the accordance of worlds and the renewal of likes have had a direct influence on the formation of this view. Based on these principles, nothing in the universe has been annihilated and death is due to the appearance of the manifestations, namely the transfer of the visible world to invisible world and the embodiment of acts is nothing but the appearance of the immanence. Therefore, human actions will not be lost and become visible in other worlds.