If someone says, “I owe him 100 dirhams and a garment,” he has expressly admitted 100 dirhams plus one garment. There is no unresolved unit to infer from the later garment.
This teaching example shows why a number with its own stated unit differs from an unqualified hundred followed by a separate good.
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Kitab al-Iqrar: Conjoined Amounts, Divine-Will Clauses, and Options
If someone says, “I owe him 100 dirhams and a garment,” he has expressly admitted 100 dirhams plus one garment. There is no unresolved unit to infer from the later garment.
This teaching example shows why a number with its own stated unit differs from an unqualified hundred followed by a separate good.