أَنَّ الْإِلْهَامَ لَيْسَ سَبَبًا يَحْصُلُ بِهِ الْعِلْمُ لِعَامَّةِ الْخَلْقِ
Inspiration is not a means by which knowledge is obtained for people in general.
The qualification “people in general” is decisive. With proper conditions, other people can use observation, trustworthy reports, and correct reasoning. But an inward meaning arising within one person is not necessarily received by everyone, nor does it come with a shared method by which others can verify the experience.
A mystic’s inward event may have personal significance. Establishing a universally binding doctrine or an accusation against another person, however, calls for evidence whose content and reliability other people can reasonably assess.