فُرْجَةٌleisure

Example sentences

• وإن قرأته للفرجة لا للحجة، وللدنيا لا للآخرة،

  If you study it for leisure, not for proof, and for this world, not the hereafter,

  لِلْفُرْجَةِ — for leisure. The 'li-' marks the purpose — 'for amusement / spectacle.' The wrong reason: reading logic as entertainment, not for proof. In the -i form after the preposition; set against 'not for argument' next.

  From: Revelation Over Philosophy →