لَا رَيْبَ فِيهِ
There is no doubt about it.
In “lā rayba fīh,” lā functions as the generic negator, with rayb as its noun; fīh supplies the prepositional relation. The construction strongly rules out doubt in the domain indicated.
Following an assertion identifying the Book, this removal of doubt strengthens confidence in the earlier proposition. Faṣl reflects that close relation: the second clause is not merely a new, unrelated fact but a reinforcement of the first.
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Cases of Faṣl: Clause Relations, Complete Disjunction and Complete Connection
لَا رَيْبَ فِيهِ
There is no doubt about it.
In “lā rayba fīh,” lā functions as the generic negator, with rayb as its noun; fīh supplies the prepositional relation. The construction strongly rules out doubt in the domain indicated.
Following an assertion identifying the Book, this removal of doubt strengthens confidence in the earlier proposition. Faṣl reflects that close relation: the second clause is not merely a new, unrelated fact but a reinforcement of the first.