«غلام زيد راكب وأبوه راكب»
Zayd's servant is mounted, and his father is mounted as well.
This coordinates two judgments, but it does not present the second as a rhetorical branch of the first. Assigning the same predicate to related persons may be mere coordination.
Tafrīʿ, by contrast, makes the following judgment disclose a fresh implication or effect of the first. Sharing a predicate is not the same as deriving a further judgment.
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Tafrīʿ, Praise or Blame by Apparent Exception, Ist itbāʿ and Idmāj
«غلام زيد راكب وأبوه راكب»
Zayd's servant is mounted, and his father is mounted as well.
This coordinates two judgments, but it does not present the second as a rhetorical branch of the first. Assigning the same predicate to related persons may be mere coordination.
Tafrīʿ, by contrast, makes the following judgment disclose a fresh implication or effect of the first. Sharing a predicate is not the same as deriving a further judgment.