Ijma And Tawatur Of Qirat-ul-Ammah & Tafsir Of Quran (75:17-18)
Ijma and tawatur deal with the mode of transmission of information. This is a crucial in authenticating whether or not the text we’re holding in our hands is the same as the one given to us by Prophet Muhammad SAW. The only recitation of the Quran that passes this test is what is known as the Qirat al Ammah. How any information might be interpreted is a completely separate issue. For that, we should look at the principles used by an exegetist and determine if they’re sound. For further understanding, the article and videos in the following thread might help: Discussion 1740
I think that I understand your question correctly and will try to respond. If you were asking something different, I apologize in advance. It is information, but it did not come to us through the same mode as the Quran itself. It comes from applying our criteria of ijma and tawatur on the data we have today (multiple recitations). The concept of ijma an tawatur is not new though, however, it’s purely rational and it need not be traced back to Prophet Muhammad SAW.