Maqul
Maqul, transliterated from Arabic as maʿqul (معقول), is a term meaning “that which can be understood” or “intelligible.” It derives from the Arabic root ع-ق-ل, associated with understanding and reason, and is used to describe concepts, propositions, or objects that can be grasped by the intellect. In linguistic and philosophical contexts, maʿqul denotes the intelligible or comprehensible.
In classical Arabic philosophy and theology, the term is used to refer to things that reason can
In everyday usage, maʿqul has broader meaning in languages that borrow the term from Arabic, commonly translated
Variants in spelling and transliteration include maqul, maqūl, and maʿqull, reflecting different transliteration schemes. The term
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