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Dhati in islamic philosophy

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “those properties which originated from the thing and its essence”. Today it says “prevalent conception in islamic philosophy essential or dhati attributes are those properties which originated”.
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The opening as it read in 2020

Dhati (Persian:ذاتی) -or essential affairs-is a prevalent conception in Islamic philosophy .essential or Dhati attributes are those properties which originated from the thing and its essence. This attributes could separate one thing from other things.

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Today
Wikipedia's first sentence called it “those properties which originated from the thing and its essence”. Today it says “prevalent conception in islamic philosophy essential or dhati attributes are those properties which originated”. Read the current article and compare.
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Then

those properties which originated from the thing and its essence

Now

prevalent conception in islamic philosophy essential or dhati attributes are those properties which originated

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