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Acquired knowledge
al-naẓarī
النَّظَرِيّ
(naẓarī, also kasbī) is reached only through (naẓar).
Explanation
An unknown is through a ; an unknown through .
A standard example of an is judging that the world is originated: it is not known at once, but is proved.
Also written as: nazari, kasbi, kasbī, acquired knowledge.
Examples
- العَالَمُ حَادِثٌJudging that the world is originated
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Test yourself
3 questions. With 6 out of 10 or more (two stars) the next term opens.
Question 1
What is acquired knowledge (naẓarī, also called kasbī)?
النَّظَرِيّ
is reached only through , unlike , which comes without it.
Question 2
Which of these is acquired knowledge rather than immediate?
That the world is originated is not known at once but is proved; the other two are .
Question 3
An unknown conception is acquired through ___, and an unknown assent through ___.
A leads to an unknown ; leads to an unknown .
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