al-Ḥārith ibn Ḥillizah: Courtroom Advocacy, Three Proofs and Battle Similes (verses 47–55)

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• Who is the al-nāṭiq al-muballigh?
• What is the dominant force of wa-hal li-dhāka intihāʾ?
• Who is ʿAmr in verse 47?
• What does ʿannā establish?
• What does āyātun thalāth refer to here?
• What is the antecedent of -hinna in fī kullihinna?
• What does al-qaḍāʾ mean in the poet’s claim?
• How does the commentary describe al-shaqīqah?
• What is pictured by li-kulli ḥayyin liwāʾ?
• What is Maʿadd in this context?
• What condition does mustalʾimīn describe?
• How is kabsh used here?
• What figure is explicit in ka-annahu ʿablāʾ?
• Who are al-ʿawātik in the commentary?
• How should mubayyaḍah raʿlāʾ be interpreted?
• What is the function of lā ... illā?
• What does -nā mark in radadnāhum?
• What is khurbat al-mazād?
• What does the verse 52 simile chiefly emphasize?
• What is the form of yakhruju?
• What does Thahlān denote?
• What is the prominent meaning of shilālan?
• What is al-ansāʾ in the commentary?
• What does jabahnāhum mean here?
• What is al-ṭawī?
• Al-dilāʾ is the plural of which noun?
• What chiefly distinguishes the water images of verses 52 and 54?
• What can dimāʾ mean in li-l-ḥāʾinīna dimāʾ?
• What is the role of in in wa-mā in?
• How should the final verse’s blood-claim be treated?