فمنه المطابقة، وتسمى الطباق والتضاد أيضا، وهي الجمع بين المتضادين
Among the semantic devices is muṭābaqah, also called ṭibāq or antithesis: bringing opposed meanings together.
Opposition here extends beyond dictionary antonyms to meanings that stand in an intelligible contrast. The expression fī al-jumlah refers to their occurrence within a single connected discourse, not necessarily a single grammatical clause.
Examples:
Life — death: opposed states.
Knowledge — ignorance: the presence and absence of knowing.
Effective ṭibāq makes both sides relevant to the utterance’s purpose.