النشر مسك والوجوه دنانير
The fragrance is musk, and the faces are dinars.
The passage continues with the fingertips and a corresponding comparison. Each subject appears near its own comparison term: fragrance–musk, faces–coins, and fingertips–their relevant likeness.
This is separated simile (mafrūq): rather than listing all subjects followed by all comparisons, the utterance presents one pair after another. Each resemblance can be understood as it occurs, making the arrangement distinct from malfūf.