This which he has said, along with his denial *** of the realities of words in the minds (Ibn Sina's statement necessitates the invalidation of the texts)
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The Shaykh :"This which he has said, along with his denial *** of the realities of words in the minds"
Now, if he said this and denied that words have a reality that the mind can conceive, then this is in reality the complete invalidation of the texts, because the texts remain of no use as long as you say they are a reality and then say that the matter is something beyond that. Therefore, there is no benefit in the texts, whether we say they are a reality or that they are interpreted figuratively or metaphorically.
"This which he has said, along with his denial *** of the realities of words in the minds".
Now, if he said this and denied that words have a reality that the mind can conceive, then this is in reality the complete invalidation of the texts, because the texts remain of no use as long as you say they are a reality and then say that the matter is something beyond that. Therefore, there is no benefit in the texts, whether we say they are a reality or that they are interpreted figuratively or metaphorically.
"This which he has said, along with his denial *** of the realities of words in the minds".
