The fourth chapter

In the rest of the discussions of this chapter

And it comprises the omission of some parts or tools of speech

which causes obscurity and ambiguity,

and likewise the substitution of something,

and putting forward what has the right to be delayed,

and delaying what has the right to be put forward,

and the use of ambiguities, insinuations, and metonymies,

and portraying the intended meaning by the sensory image

which is usually among the necessities of that meaning,

and it is what is called the implied metaphor and the rational trope.

So let us define here some examples of these things briefly

so that insight into this subject is achieved for the reader.

[The Omission]

As for the omission, it is divided into several sections:

1 - Omission of the annexed

2 - Omission of the described

3 - Omission of the dependent

4 - Omission of other than that.

Example of the omission of the annexed:

His saying - Exalted is He -: {And righteousness is [the one] who believed} the verse.

Meaning: righteousness of whoever believed.