والمراد بالحكم نسبة أمر إلى أمر آخر إيجابا أو سلبا
Judgment means relating one thing to another by affirmation or denial.
Affirmation (ijab) asserts a predicate: “Zayd is standing” affirms standing of Zayd.
Denial (salb) rejects that predication: “Zayd is not standing” denies standing of Zayd.
Merely understanding Zayd and standing does not constitute a judgment. A judgment arises when the relation between them is affirmed or denied. This is decisive for distinguishing conception and assent.
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Knowledge, Conception, Assent and Their Divisions
والمراد بالحكم نسبة أمر إلى أمر آخر إيجابا أو سلبا
Judgment means relating one thing to another by affirmation or denial.
Affirmation (ijab) asserts a predicate: “Zayd is standing” affirms standing of Zayd.
Denial (salb) rejects that predication: “Zayd is not standing” denies standing of Zayd.
Merely understanding Zayd and standing does not constitute a judgment. A judgment arises when the relation between them is affirmed or denied. This is decisive for distinguishing conception and assent.