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In Sadra's view, the riddle of quantitative change, which has led many philosophers, including Suhrawardi and Ibn Sina, to denying change in the category of substance, can be solved by having recourse to the following principle: what is required in the process of motion is not a definite quantity but 'some quantity' (miqdarun ma) by which things become particularized.
Between physics and metaphysics: Mulla Sadra on nature and motion by Kalin, Ibrahim / Islam & Science
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