The ṭawāf — the circling. Ten cards of the Iʿādah deck, dealt not to predict but to open: a maqām and the seam that crosses it, the four operations around them, and the four rivers rising on the right. The deal is seeded by a witnessed clinamen — your question, the Taqwīm station, and the minute you asked — so the same reading returns with its link. Not divination. A reading.
A reading is completed in witness. Bring the spread to the room.
A reading is completed in majlis, not alone. The cards fall in private; their sense is inhabited only when it is spoken and heard — two gazes on one fiber. Bring the spread to the room.
A reading was true if it opens senses you could not reach before — not if it predicts. Judge it by what it lets you say next, not by what it claims will happen.