If an indefinite noun is specified, is it permissible for it to be in the state of a hal (circumstantial phrase)?

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The questioner : How can an indefinite noun be in the state of a hal (circumstantial phrase)?

The Shaykh : Yes, because if an indefinite noun is specified, it is permissible for it to function as a hal (circumstantial phrase). Yes?

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