Reading from the words of the compiler: A chapter on explaining the cause of their error in words and judging them as having multiple possible meanings, until they abandoned using them as evidence.
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The reader: In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful.
Chapter: On explaining the cause of their error in words and judging them as having multiple possible meanings, until they abandoned using them as evidence.
And the word is either simple or compound *** in consideration, and the two are the same.
And the word in composition is explicit text regarding *** what the addressee intended in clarification."
The Shaykh : The addressee
The reader: "And the word in composition is explicit text regarding *** what the addressee intended in clarification.
Or it is apparent in it, and this is from the perspective of *** its relation to understandings and minds.
So it is explicit text for one group, and for *** others it is apparent clarification.
And for others it is ambiguous, not clarified *** to them, the intended meaning not made clear.
So the first group, due to their familiarity with that *** path and their familiarity with its meaning over a long time.
Their correspondence with its meaning was long, just as *** their concern with that matter was intense.
And their knowledge of the addressee, for they are *** more qualified for it than all other people.
And they have the greatest concern with his speech *** and his intentions, with correct understanding.
So his address is explicit text for them, decisive *** in what was intended by it in clarification.
But whoever is below them in that did not *** decide with their decision based on proof.
And he says it appears so, but it is not decisive *** in his mind, nor in other minds.
And due to his familiarity with the speech of the one he follows *** in speech, from the scholars of the times.
He is decisive about his intent, and his speech is *** explicit text for him, clear in clarification."
Chapter: On explaining the cause of their error in words and judging them as having multiple possible meanings, until they abandoned using them as evidence.
And the word is either simple or compound *** in consideration, and the two are the same.
And the word in composition is explicit text regarding *** what the addressee intended in clarification."
The Shaykh : The addressee
The reader: "And the word in composition is explicit text regarding *** what the addressee intended in clarification.
Or it is apparent in it, and this is from the perspective of *** its relation to understandings and minds.
So it is explicit text for one group, and for *** others it is apparent clarification.
And for others it is ambiguous, not clarified *** to them, the intended meaning not made clear.
So the first group, due to their familiarity with that *** path and their familiarity with its meaning over a long time.
Their correspondence with its meaning was long, just as *** their concern with that matter was intense.
And their knowledge of the addressee, for they are *** more qualified for it than all other people.
And they have the greatest concern with his speech *** and his intentions, with correct understanding.
So his address is explicit text for them, decisive *** in what was intended by it in clarification.
But whoever is below them in that did not *** decide with their decision based on proof.
And he says it appears so, but it is not decisive *** in his mind, nor in other minds.
And due to his familiarity with the speech of the one he follows *** in speech, from the scholars of the times.
He is decisive about his intent, and his speech is *** explicit text for him, clear in clarification."