Gradational Trinities in Islamic acknowledge

There are many trinities in Islamic philosophical, mystical, and religious sources on various topics; these trinities can be divided into three general categories, including: "God's Affairs", " Universe" and "human faculties".  The most important trinities of God's Affairs are the trinity of "Essences, Attributes and Acts" which is the basis of all mystical teachings and trinities that have been raised in Islamic mysticism. In the case of the universe, the three degrees of "kingdom (Molk), Dominion (Malakoot) and Archangelic world (Jabaroot)" can be noted. These three mystical interpretations are, respectively, in the philosophical term "matter, imagine and intellect," and in the religious interpretation "material world, inter-world and ultimate world." According to the hierarchy of the universe, a very important three-fold hierarchy of time, namely, "Time (Zaman), Aeon (Dahr), eternity (Sarmad)," is raised; but in the case of human faculties, the hierarchy of "senses, imagination, and intellect" is the most central trinities. And so in the sub-themes, there are other important trinities, based on the main points mentioned above. Now, the central question in this article is why the emphasis here is on the 'trinities'? And what relation can the trinity hierarchy have to a degree less or more? Is there a logical connection to the hierarchy mentioned in this article? Or can we put any of the trinities beside the hierarchy? The answer to all of these questions lies in the principle of Gradation (Tashkik) in Islamic philosophy; therefore, each branch of the above-mentioned trinities is three degrees of the same truth and has a long relationship with each other's; and in fact they all are one thing with several degrees. The end result of these discussions is the possibility of achieving unity in plurality.