What is the benefit derived from dividing knowledge into transmitted and extemporized?
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The questioner : Regarding their division, we ask: what is its practical benefit?
The Shaykh : In terms of grammar, there is no benefit.
The questioner : There is no benefit.
The Shaykh : As for the transmitted and the extemporized, the benefit is only that you know it is transmitted and extemporized. However, regarding the transmitted, if it is derived from an active participle, it may have a benefit with respect to the names of Allah and the names of the Messenger, in that it indicates the meaning from which it was derived.
The questioner : If it is an active participle.
The Shaykh : Yes, it indicates the meaning from which it was derived.
The Shaykh : In terms of grammar, there is no benefit.
The questioner : There is no benefit.
The Shaykh : As for the transmitted and the extemporized, the benefit is only that you know it is transmitted and extemporized. However, regarding the transmitted, if it is derived from an active participle, it may have a benefit with respect to the names of Allah and the names of the Messenger, in that it indicates the meaning from which it was derived.
The questioner : If it is an active participle.
The Shaykh : Yes, it indicates the meaning from which it was derived.