أو من الكاذبة المشبهات بالصادقة
Or from false propositions made to resemble true ones.
Mushabbahāt are premises that are unsound but appear credible through wording, terminology, or surface resemblance. A listener may accept the apparent likeness without checking the actual grounds of the claim.
The distinctive element is deceptive similarity, not mere falsity. One example is using the same word in two different senses and quietly transferring what is true in one sense to the other.