LessonsIbarat, Isharat, Dalalat and Iqtida of Text: Four Routes to Legal MeaningQuiz

إشارة النص: ما ثبت بالنص، ولكن لم يسق الكلام لأجله.
Isharat al-nass is a meaning established by the text although the discourse was not directed toward it.

Thabata bi-l-nass means the indication has a textual basis, not merely someone’s intuition. Lam yusaq al-kalam li-ajlih means it was not the intended subject of the discourse.

An indication by isharah is therefore not a remote possibility detached from the actual words; it arises through their meaningful implication.

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Defining isharat al-nass

Ibarat, Isharat, Dalalat and Iqtida of Text: Four Routes to Legal Meaning

إشارة النص: ما ثبت بالنص، ولكن لم يسق الكلام لأجله.
Isharat al-nass is a meaning established by the text although the discourse was not directed toward it.

Thabata bi-l-nass means the indication has a textual basis, not merely someone’s intuition. Lam yusaq al-kalam li-ajlih means it was not the intended subject of the discourse.

An indication by isharah is therefore not a remote possibility detached from the actual words; it arises through their meaningful implication.