Dialogue and Speech Acts — Questions, Promises, Challenges and Confessions

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• What is the primary purpose of ilāma tastamirru?
• What kind of answer does fa-mā iʿdāduka invite?
• What premise supports the rebuke amkanaka ... fa-mā āsayta?
• What would appropriately answer mā al-kitāb alladhī tanẓuru fīhi?
• What new topic is introduced by li-man hādhā al-bayt?
• What role does testing play in ʿinda al-imtiḥān?
• What does fa-hal min ḥurr āsin practically seek?
• Which speech act is in in madaḥtahu naẓman fa-huwa laka?
• What does kayfa ḥukmu sīratika ask about?
• What is the safest inference from yā bunayya?
• What does wa-kayfa yaqrī ... al-karā communicate?
• What does wa-llāhi mā Barrah bi-ʿursī reveal?
• What expectation accompanies yā jahābidhat al-naqd?
• What is meant by faʾti bi-āyah in this literary setting?
• What is the scope of wa-lā taʾti amran idhā mā ishtabah?
• What do the two imperatives daʿ ... wa-sal do?
• What is sought by mā daʿāka ilā al-taʿāmī?
• What is the primary role of ayy ada Allāhu al-qāḍī in the case?
• What is the strategy of aṣdiqānī ... wa-lakumā al-amān?
• What does lawlā khidāʿun fīka do to the preceding praise?
• What is the evidentiary status of fa-zaʿama anna ṣināʿatahu?
• What is primarily asserted by mā al-makru ... min khuluqī?
• How is the aid framed by taʿallalā ... wa-tadāwayā?
• Why mention sahwan and ʿamdan in the denial?
• What accompanies acceptance in mā minnī khilāf ... ikhlāf?
• A rhetorical question always seeks neutral factual information.
• A gentle address such as yā bunayya may precede serious disagreement.
• The dinar in in madaḥtahu naẓman fa-huwa laka is offered without condition.
• An excuse reported through zaʿama should not automatically be treated as proven.
• The second clause about ikhlāf reinforces the obligation to keep the payment promise.