Explanation of the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): "And stiffness is frequent in price, and in *** one who displays interpretation without strain."
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The Shaykh :"And stiffness is frequent in price"
This is frequent, which is the opposite of his saying: "It prevails," meaning: it is as if he said: It prevails, except in price, where the majority is its absence. He said:
"And stiffness is frequent in price"
This is one.
"And in one who displays interpretation"
One who displays interpretation: one who shows interpretation, meaning: interpretation, meaning: in speech that is easy to interpret. For this reason, he said:
"Without strain" meaning: that stiffness is frequent in two places: in price, and the second is in a *jāmid* (stiff word) in the sense of a derived word.
This is frequent, which is the opposite of his saying: "It prevails," meaning: it is as if he said: It prevails, except in price, where the majority is its absence. He said:
"And stiffness is frequent in price"
This is one.
"And in one who displays interpretation"
One who displays interpretation: one who shows interpretation, meaning: interpretation, meaning: in speech that is easy to interpret. For this reason, he said:
"Without strain" meaning: that stiffness is frequent in two places: in price, and the second is in a *jāmid* (stiff word) in the sense of a derived word.