Where two clauses have no syntactic position and are not intended to share one governing judgment, the discussion enumerates six states. Four call for separation and two for coordination.
These are not merely six surface patterns. They classify how fully the clauses coincide or diverge in meaning, whether one explains or reinforces the other, and whether coordination would imply an unintended relation.
RelationUsual outcome
Complete disjunction without ambiguityFaṣl
Complete connectionFaṣl
Near-complete connectionFaṣl
Near-complete disjunctionFaṣl
Complete disjunction with misleading implicationWaṣl
Intermediate relationWaṣl