"دلالة الإيماء والتنبيه" هي ما يُفهم من ظاهر اللفظ وفق مقتضى اللغة، مما يُرشد إلى العلة، وذلك إذا ذكر الشارع نصًا يترتب فيه الحكم على وصف بحرف "الفاء". فهذا الترتيب أو الاقتران يُعدّ تنبيهًا أو إيماءً إلى أن ذلك الوصف هو علة الحكم، إذ لو لم يكن كذلك، لما كان لهذا الاقتران (الاقتران بالوصف) ولا لهذا الترتيب (التعقيب) فائدة أو قيمة.

Dalaalat ul-Iemaa’ and At-Tanbeeh refers to what must be the intended meaning of the Shaari’ (Legislator) from the Lafzh (wording) in accordance to the provision of the language and it occurs in that which guides to an ‘Illiyah (reasoning). This is when the Shar’a brings a text where the Hukm is arranged upon a description (Wasf) by the letter ‘Faa’a (الفاء(. This arrangement or linkage provides a Tanbeeh (alert) or Iemaa’ (indication/clue) for that Wasf being representative of the ‘Illah of the Hukm. Otherwise, there would have been no value or benefit for this linkage (Iqtiraan) or arrangement/ordering (Tarteeb).

例如:

Example:

安拉(SWT)说:

Allah (swt) said:

律法制定者（立法者）以“فاء”（“فَ”）这一虚词为标记，规定了对盗窃者断手的判决。这是通过暗示（الإيماء）的方式来表明的，而非明文规定：盗窃这一描述（الوصف）是断手判决的“علة”（理由）。然而，这是一个“علة قاصرة”（局限性的理由），因为它不能推广到其他情况，也不能据此进行类比。它仅仅表明断手这一判决的“سبب”（原因），即判决的成因。 从语言上看，“فاء”的原始用途是连接（العطف），用以表示先后顺序（الترتيب）与紧接的承接（التعقيب），且中间没有迟延（التراخي）。然而，由于该文本的结构，“فاء”便确立了理由或因果关系（العلية أو السببية）；它确立这一理由或因果关系，正是出于“دلالة الإيماء”（暗示性的指示）和“التنبيه”（提醒、指点）。

The Shaari’ (legislator) has arranged or ordered the Hukm, which is the cutting of the hand, upon theft by the Harf (letter) ‘Faa’a’. That indicates by the way of Al’Iemaa’ (indication/clue) and not explicitly that the Wasf (description of ‘Saraqah’ (theft) is the ‘Illah for the Hukm of the cutting. However, it is (nevertheless) an ‘Illah Qaasirah (deficient reasoning) because it does not extend beyond it and analogy is not made upon it. Rather it only represents the Sabab (cause) for the cutting (i.e. for the Hukm). The Asl (original position) in respect to the ‘Faa’a’ linguistically is that it has been provided for Al-‘Atf (connection) to establish the ordering (At-Tarteeb) along with the consequence (At-Ta’qeeb) without abatement/procrastination (At-Tarakhiy). However, the composition of the text made the ‘Faa’a’ establish the ‘Illiyah (reasoning) or Sababiyah (causality) and its establishing of this reasoning or causality is the Dalaalat ul-Iemaa’ and At-Tanbeeh.

因此,若就"Dalaalat ul-Iqtidaa'"(必要指示,即"iqtidaa'"所示之意)而言,其必要含义由理性('Aql)或伊斯兰教法(Shar'a)所决定,那么就"Dalaalat ul-Iemaa'"(暗示)和"At-Tanbeeh"(提醒)而言,其必要含义则由语言的规定所决定。

Consequently, if the necessary meaning in respect to the Dalaalat ul-Iqtidaa’ (dictated indication) is dictated by the ‘Aql or the Shar’a, then the necessary meaning in respect to the Dalaalat ul-Iemaa’ and At-Tanbeeh is dictated by the provision of the language.

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Another example:

安拉的使者ﷺ说：

The Messenger of Allah (saw) said:

"当他愤怒时"是禁止裁决的一个合适的描述（Wasf Munaasib），它对裁决有影响或作用。只要它是一个合适的描述，根据语言的规定，就已经依照语言为它赋予了一个必然的含义。它应当成为与之相关的判决——即禁止裁决或作出判决的判决——的动因（'Illah）。那种在语言上表明此句式具有动因（理由）的，称为"Dalaalat ul-Iemaa'"，也称为"At-Tanbeeh"，这是因为此句式按照语言的规定，提示并指明禁止裁决的动因是"愤怒"。

‘Whilst he is angry is a Wasf Munaasib (a suitable description) for forbidding the passing of judgment meaning that it has an impact or effect upon the judgment. As long as it is a Wasf Munaasib, according to the provision of the language, a necessary meaning has been made for it in accordance to the language. It is for it to be the ‘Illah for the Hukm that it is connected to i.e. the Hukm of the forbiddance of judging or passing judgment. That which has indicated the ‘Illiyah (reasoning) of this composition in the language is called the Dalaalat ul-Iemaa’ and At-Tanbeeh and that is because the provision of this composition, in accordance to the provision of the language, alerts to and indicates (or points) to the ‘Illah of the forbiddance of judging being ‘anger’.

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Another example:

安拉的使者ﷺ说：

The Messenger of Allah (saw) said:

“杀人者”是一个与该裁决相关联的“合宜描述”（Wasf Munaasib），可以用来理解裁决，因此它表明并指引出这一描述就是“依据”（'Illah，即理由）。这一点是从语言的设定（Wad'u l-Lughah）中理解的，因为语言设定告知：这一合宜描述（即杀人者）被排除在被杀者的继承人之外，其原因在于他杀了被杀者。

‘The killer is a Wasf Munaasib (fitting description for understanding) linked to the Hukm and as such it indicates and guides to it being an ‘Illah (reasoning). That has been understood from the language provision (Wad’u l-Lughah) as it has informed that this Wasf Munaasib (the killer) is outside or excluded from those who inherit from the one who has been killed which is due to the reason of him killing him.

因此，这段文字的语言所规定的内容，必须从中理解出一个“Illiyah”（理由），这便是“Dalaalat ul-Iemaa’”（暗示之义）与“At-Tanbeeh”（提示）。

The language provision for this composition therefore dictated that an ‘Illiyah (reasoning) be understood from it and this represents the Dalaalat ul-Iemaa’ and At-Tanbeeh.

"دلالة الإيماء" و"التنبيه" من دلالات المفهوم (المعنى المفهوم ضمنًا)، وليسا من دلالات المنطوق (المعنى الصريح أو المنطوق به). Wait, I must reply with the translation only, in Simplified Chinese. Corrected: دلالة الإيماء与التنبيه 属于"المفهوم"的دلالات (即隐含意义),而不属于"المنطوق"的دلالات (即明示或直接意义)。 Final answer: Dalaalat al-Iemaa'(Dalaalat al-Iimaa') 与 At-Tanbeeh 属于“مفهوم”（隐含意义）的 dalaalaat，而不属于“منطوق”（明示或直接意义）的 dalaalaat。

The Dalaat ul-Iemaa’ and At-Tanbeeh are from the Dalaalaat of the Mafhoom (understood implicit meaning) and not from the Dalaalaat (indications/implications) of the Mantooq (expressed or explicit meaning).