Explanation of the words of Ibn Malik (may Allah have mercy on him): "And that which deviates from qiyas is every *** that contradicts a prescribed ruling in the two chapters."
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The Shaykh : He said:
"And that which deviates from qiyas is every *** that contradicts a prescribed ruling in the two chapters"
Deviating from qiyas means: being outside of it.
"Every *** that contradicts in the two chapters"
By the two chapters, he means the chapter on the limits of plurals and the chapter on broken plurals. So whatever contradicts the rules in that, it is considered outside of qiyas. And the rule is: that which is outside of qiyas is preserved, and what else?
The student: And it is not used as a basis for qiyas.
The Shaykh : And it is not used as a basis for qiyas, because how can something that has gone outside of qiyas be used as a basis for qiyas? It has gone outside of qiyas.
"And that which deviates from qiyas is every *** that contradicts a prescribed ruling in the two chapters"
Deviating from qiyas means: being outside of it.
"Every *** that contradicts in the two chapters"
By the two chapters, he means the chapter on the limits of plurals and the chapter on broken plurals. So whatever contradicts the rules in that, it is considered outside of qiyas. And the rule is: that which is outside of qiyas is preserved, and what else?
The student: And it is not used as a basis for qiyas.
The Shaykh : And it is not used as a basis for qiyas, because how can something that has gone outside of qiyas be used as a basis for qiyas? It has gone outside of qiyas.