The verbal and the written are not like that, as the verbal and the written are subject to signification and understanding, so they do not descend in terms of the form to the form, for the verbal and written Zayd is only a za, yā, and dāl, a number or a word that has no right, left, directions, eye, or hearing. That is why we said that it does not come down to it in terms of form, but in terms of connotation. Therefore, if the participation that invalidates the connotation occurs in it, we lack the adjective, the substitute, and the conjunction of the statement, and it does not enter into the mental participle at all, so understand.