And its existence is like (non-existence), where (non) with [what] (288) after it becomes one word, and the grammatical inflection is applied to its end, and it is defined with "al" in examples like: (al-lāḥajar). It is said: it means (other than), except that its inflection is more apparent in what follows it, because it resembles a particle, as in (except) meaning (other than). Ended (289).

And its counterparts and similar to it is the saying of the commentator: And it is not as many people imagined it to be constructed. The esteemed commentator al-Siyalkūtī (290) said: the preposition and the object of the preposition are in the position (291) of the verbal noun (292). Meaning: it is not constructed in a manner like what many people imagined, or in the position of the state of the pronoun (293) (constructed), meaning: it is not constructed while being similar to what many imagined, as stated by the author of al-Mughnī (294) in his explanation of the verse: (As We began the first creation, We will repeat it) (295). And the statement that it is the predicate of "is not", and (constructed) is a substitute for it, or a second predicate, is an overcomplication.