Khaṣmān is the dual of khaṣm: two opposing parties. Qāḍī is a judge; taqaddama ilā expresses approaching someone in a formal setting.
The rhetorical speeches also serve legal purposes: one party alleges harm and the other responds. The central reading task is to identify the object and the alleged damage behind their elaborate words.
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The Maʿarran Maqāmah — The Needle Before the Judge
Khaṣmān is the dual of khaṣm: two opposing parties. Qāḍī is a judge; taqaddama ilā expresses approaching someone in a formal setting.
The rhetorical speeches also serve legal purposes: one party alleges harm and the other responds. The central reading task is to identify the object and the alleged damage behind their elaborate words.