A review of the reduction of the propositions to the necessary universal affirmative in Suhravardi's logic

Reducing all conditionals to categorical propositions, all negatives to affirmatives, all particulars to universals, and all possibly true statements to necessarily true ones, Suhravardi claims an Eshraqi logic. In this way, for each figure of Aristotelian syllogism, there will be only one mood: two necessary universal affirmative premises and a similar conclusion. He never reduces other figures to the first nor hypothetical syllogisms to categorical ones, but I will show that these reductions can be done by the aid of conversion and contraposition. Then, all syllogisms can be reduced to the first mood of the first figure. The only difficulty here is to reduce negatives to affirmatives when the subject is empty. But this is not a problem, because the negative propositions in the sciences are related to the existents.