وثانيهما: اشتباه الكواذب بالصوادق
The second is the resemblance of false propositions to true ones.
A claim may resemble a familiar truth in wording or apparent structure. If resemblance is mistaken for truth, an unsound premise becomes the foundation of an argument.
For example, the generalization “whatever cannot be seen is not a body” confuses invisibility with non-corporeality. Something's not being visible is not identical to its being non-material. The fallacy lies in presenting an unwarranted general claim as if it were self-evident.