In a simple-to-composite tashbih, one object is clarified by comparison with a scene containing several interdependent features.
The book describes the shaqīq (a red flower) through ruby-colored banners spread upon emerald-colored spears.
The flower is the single subject; the arrangement of red banners on green shafts is the composite model. The intended resemblance depends on color and visual arrangement together.
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Classifications of Tashbih: Terms, Multiplicity, Ground and Particle
In a simple-to-composite tashbih, one object is clarified by comparison with a scene containing several interdependent features.
The book describes the shaqīq (a red flower) through ruby-colored banners spread upon emerald-colored spears.
The flower is the single subject; the arrangement of red banners on green shafts is the composite model. The intended resemblance depends on color and visual arrangement together.