The event in the two premises is the link between them, and if they are linked, that connection is called the evidence, and their combination is called evidence and proof, so it necessarily results that the occurrence of the world has a cause, so the cause is the occurrence, and the ruling is the cause, so the ruling is more general than the cause. It is a condition in this science that the ruling be more general than the cause or equal to it, even if This was not the case, for this is not true in rational matters. As for its basis in legal matters, if you want to know, for example, that wine is forbidden in this way, then you say that every intoxicant is forbidden, and wine is an intoxicant, then it is forbidden, and you consider in that what you considered in rational matters, as I represented to you, then the ruling is prohibition, and the reason is intoxication, then the ruling is more general than The reason necessitating the prohibition is that the prohibition may have a rea