The report identifies three dangers to transmitted knowledge:
1. تَحْرِيفَ الْغَالِينَ — distortion by those who go to extremes.
2. انْتِحَالَ الْمُبْطِلِينَ — falsely attributing or inserting claims by those promoting falsehood.
3. تَأْوِيلَ الْجَاهِلِينَ — unsound interpretations offered without sufficient knowledge.
The first alters an established message; the second invents attribution or inserts false claims; the third misinterprets what is transmitted. All require conscientious scholarship and verification.