«المنتشرة: وهي المنتشرة المطلقة المقيدة باللادوام بحسب الذات»
The dispersed mode is the time-indefinite simple modality qualified by non-permanence in itself.
The simple dispersed modality makes the qualified judgment necessary at some unspecified time, whereas the special temporal mode designates a particular time. The compound dispersed mode also denies lifelong permanence.
Its two key qualifications are:
Waqtan mā: at some time, not specifically identified.
Lā dāʾiman: not over the whole duration of the subject's existence.
One concerns the determination of time; the other concerns the absence of permanence.