Tasdir does not require two perfectly identical forms. Words may be derivationally related or exhibit a resemblance akin to derivation.
“Qāla” and “al-qālīn,” for instance, form a conspicuous verbal relationship, though their morphology and meanings must still be analyzed. A passage may invite comparison with jinas, but tasdir is identified through the placement of those words.
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Verbal Embellishments: Resembling Endings, Jinas, Sajʿ, and Further Devices
Tasdir does not require two perfectly identical forms. Words may be derivationally related or exhibit a resemblance akin to derivation.
“Qāla” and “al-qālīn,” for instance, form a conspicuous verbal relationship, though their morphology and meanings must still be analyzed. A passage may invite comparison with jinas, but tasdir is identified through the placement of those words.