Ṭarafah: Tribal Gatherings, Song, Extravagance, and Isolation (Verses 47–54)

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• What does dhurwat al-bayt chiefly mean in verse 47?
• What is the grammatical function of in in “in yaltaqi al-ḥayy”?
• Which sense of al-muṣammad is stressed by the commentary?
• Who are nadāmāya in verse 48?
• What kind of expression is bīḍ ka-l-nujūm?
• What does qaynah mean in this context?
• Burd and mujassad refer to what?
• What is al-jayb in verse 49?
• What quality is expressed by baḍḍat al-mutajarrad?
• What grammatical form is asmiʿīnā in verse 50?
• What vocal manner does ʿalā rislihā indicate?
• What does lam tushaddad chiefly convey?
• What does rajjaʿat fī ṣawtihā mean?
• What are aẓʾār in the simile?
• What does rubʿ radī evoke here?
• What is the correct person of khilta?
• What is the chief point of comparison in verse 51?
• What does ṭarīfī mean in verse 52?
• What is the effect of pairing mutladī with ṭarīfī?
• How do wa-mā zāla and ilā an work together?
• What does taḥāmatnī mean in verse 53?
• What is the function of kulluhā in al-ʿashīratu kulluhā?
• What is the voice and person of ufridtu?
• What camel does al-baʿīr al-muʿabbad describe?
• Why is ufridtu ifrād emphatic?
• Whom does banī ghabrāʾ identify in verse 54?
• What does al-ṭirāf al-mumaddad suggest?
• What is expressed by lā yunkirūnanī?
• Which distinction emerges when reading verses 53 and 54 together?
• Which thematic outline best summarizes verses 47–54?