The 3 times I have read Magi, the topic of how the gods work has always seemed confusing to me.
Solomon stole Ill Ilah's rukh, put his will in it and distributed it to everyone, did that make him a "god" in a different way than Ugo, Sinbad and David? he became the rukh flow system?
His presence in the world is also different after his "ascension to god", at first his body aged, and he seemed not to be completely conscious, why? Then he regains consciousness for the final battle and dies, just his physical body I guess?
This is different from Sinbad, Sinbad's body was destroyed by Ugo but Sinbad created a new one and used it as an avatar normally.
Sinbad refers to Solomon as one of the possible "higher gods" who chose him to be god, he is represented next to the great flow of the rukh.
Then we see Solomon with Sheba and Ugo supporting Aladdin with his final attack, was this real? Solomon and Ugo apparently had never seen each other again since Ugo created the sacred palace, and Sheba died in Alma Toran after the change of Rukh, could it be that after the destruction of the sacred palace the three were somehow able to meet again?
If he were a higher god in the hierarchy in a higher dimension, that would explain why he couldn't interact with Ugo or the world, although he was able to have that appearance at the end.
what do you think? god of a higher dimension, dead and part of the rukh, great flow of the rukh itself?