LessonsṬarafah ibn al-ʿAbd: Ruins, Ships, Gazelle, and Beauty (Verses 1–10)Quiz

ExpressionSense in the description
أَحْوَىdusky coloring, especially lips
شَادِنٌyoung gazelle
سِمْطَيْ لُؤْلُؤٍtwo strands of pearls
زَبَرْجَدgreen precious stone, jewel-like brightness

Muẓāhiru conveys something superimposed or layered. The jewelry is therefore not an isolated ornament: bodily form, color, and adornment are assembled in several visual layers. The gazelle image evokes grace and delicacy.

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Aḥwā, shādin, and simṭ: layered description

Ṭarafah ibn al-ʿAbd: Ruins, Ships, Gazelle, and Beauty (Verses 1–10)

ExpressionSense in the description
أَحْوَىdusky coloring, especially lips
شَادِنٌyoung gazelle
سِمْطَيْ لُؤْلُؤٍtwo strands of pearls
زَبَرْجَدgreen precious stone, jewel-like brightness

Muẓāhiru conveys something superimposed or layered. The jewelry is therefore not an isolated ornament: bodily form, color, and adornment are assembled in several visual layers. The gazelle image evokes grace and delicacy.