Badihi conception: the meaning needs no special definition.
Nazari conception: the meaning requires explanation or definition.
Badihi judgment: the proposition is evident without further proof.
Nazari judgment: accepting the proposition requires evidence or reasoning.
Understanding what a statement says is not the same as affirming that it is true.
The next lesson introduces nazar, fikr, and logic itself: the organized intellectual effort involved in reaching non-immediate knowledge.
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Conclusion and transition
Badihi and Nazari Forms of Conception and Judgment
Badihi conception: the meaning needs no special definition.
Nazari conception: the meaning requires explanation or definition.
Badihi judgment: the proposition is evident without further proof.
Nazari judgment: accepting the proposition requires evidence or reasoning.
Understanding what a statement says is not the same as affirming that it is true.
The next lesson introduces nazar, fikr, and logic itself: the organized intellectual effort involved in reaching non-immediate knowledge.