Ṭarafah: The Camel Incident, Courage, and Self-Worth (Verses 89–97)

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• What does al-waẓīf denote in verse 89?
• What is the force of a-lasta tarā in verse 89?
• What does muʾayyad mean in the context of verse 89?
• Whose opinion is sought in verse 90?
• What does mutaʿammid imply?
• What does baghyuhu mean in the accusation?
• What does dharūhu command in verse 91?
• What is the usual force of innamā in verse 91?
• What consequence does the elder warn of if restraint fails?
• Who are al-imāʾ in verse 92?
• What is ḥuwārahā in verse 92?
• What action does yamtalilna describe?
• What is the role of yamtalilna in fa-ẓalla al-imāʾ yamtalilna?
• What does al-sadīf designate in verse 92?
• Who is directly addressed in verse 93?
• What does fa-nʿaynī mean in verse 93?
• What does al-jayb refer to in shuqqī al-jayb?
• How should the mourning image in verse 93 be treated?
• What does ghanāʾī mean in verse 94?
• What does mashhadī primarily imply here?
• What contrast drives baṭīʾ ʿan al-jullā sarīʿ ilā al-khanā?
• What does al-jullā mean in verse 95?
• What does al-khanā mean?
• What kind of man is a waghl in verse 96?
• What is the role of law in fa-law kuntu ... la-ḍarranī?
• What contrast appears in dhī al-aṣḥāb wa-l-mutawaḥḥid?
• What is the grammatical function of jarāʾatī in verse 97?
• What does maḥtidī mean in the final verse?
• Which sequence best describes verses 89–97?
• How do iqdāmī and ṣidqī differ in meaning?