General Expressions (ʿAmm): Definition, Types and Legal Indication
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- What is central to the textbook definition of ʿamm?
- Which two forms of generality does the source mention?
- What does Muslimin illustrate?
- In conditional use, whom can man include?
- Why can ma illustrate semantic generality?
- What feature is illustrated by qawm and raht?
- Does every plural expression always include all humanity?
- How many principal types of ʿamm are introduced?
- What does ʿamm lam yukhass ʿanhu shayʾ mean?
- How does the book classify the indication of an unspecified ʿamm?
- Which term supplies inclusive scope in bi-kulli shayʾin?
- What illustrates generality in fa-qraʾu ma tayassara min al-Qurʾan?
- Does the qualifier tayassara destroy generality?
- Which claim does NOT follow from definiteness of an unspecified general?
- What is a specified ʿamm?
- What is the general expression in ahalla Allahu al-bayʿ?
- Which rule qualifies the general permission of sale?
- What happens to the remainder after valid specification?
- How does the text describe the indication of specified ʿamm?
- What does presumptive scope of specified ʿamm mean?
- What is a valid basis for specifying a general text?
- What differentiates known from initially indeterminate specification?
- Why is the riba passage used for initially indeterminate specification?
- What methodological distinction is illustrated by the classical ahl al-dhimmah example?
- If some people are excluded from a general instruction, what follows?
- What is the correct method for checking whether a general term is specified?
- Which comparison follows the textbook’s two rulings?
- Which inference about general permission of sale is incorrect?
- A general expression must always be morphologically plural.
- A specified general expression still applies to the remainder even though further specification may be possible.