But its indication of one of them *** by implication, so understand it as an explanation of clarity (discussion on the indication of implication)
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The Shaykh :"But its indication of one of them *** by implication, so understand it as an explanation of clarity"
"Of one of them" means the essence or the attribute; that is, its indication of the essence alone, disregarding the attribute, or of the attribute alone, disregarding the essence. This is called the indication of implication.
The reason for the name in the first case, correspondence, is that the wording exactly matches its meaning. The reason for the second, implication, is that the wording includes this meaning and is in excess of it; it includes it and is in excess of it. All right.
"Of one of them" means the essence or the attribute; that is, its indication of the essence alone, disregarding the attribute, or of the attribute alone, disregarding the essence. This is called the indication of implication.
The reason for the name in the first case, correspondence, is that the wording exactly matches its meaning. The reason for the second, implication, is that the wording includes this meaning and is in excess of it; it includes it and is in excess of it. All right.
