The only point of failure here is confusing a discovery with a creation.
A mathematical proof demonstrates or formalizes an equivalence that already exists in the underlying structure of phenomena; it does not generate it.
If the proof were the source of the equivalence, it would mean that the equivalence could disappear if the proof were refuted, which is a dangerous proposition.
For our risk models in strict regulatory contexts, such as choura authorizations or wahqf assets, solidity relies on scientific truths.
For example, the equivalence between the law of supply and demand was not created by its observation; it was an economic reality before any formalization.