The book gives 'fairies exist' and a proposition about the one creator and governor of the world as examples of nazari judgment.
Each makes a claim about reality. Understanding the vocabulary does not by itself establish the truth of the assertion.
First identify what is claimed, then separately ask for the evidence or argument. This passage classifies the need for proof; it does not present a full argument for those propositions.
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Nazari judgment requires a reason
Badihi and Nazari Forms of Conception and Judgment
The book gives 'fairies exist' and a proposition about the one creator and governor of the world as examples of nazari judgment.
Each makes a claim about reality. Understanding the vocabulary does not by itself establish the truth of the assertion.
First identify what is claimed, then separately ask for the evidence or argument. This passage classifies the need for proof; it does not present a full argument for those propositions.