“al-vahed” axiom and the absolute power of the almighty

philosophers from one hand take the “al-vahed” axiom for granted, and on the other hand, they assume that the almighty to be of absolute power. now the question is whether: this is at odds with the “al- vahed” axiom? how can we accept at the same time the absolute power of the almighty and the “al-vahed” axiom? we should say here: majority of philosophers, mystics and kalam specialists have claimed that this axiom is essentially baseless. the “al-vahed” axiom is supported by cognation between cause and effect. according to the cognation rule, it is not reasonable that from a cause that possess only one perfection, several effects come to existence; but there would be no contradiction if it has several perfections. ...