LessonsInshāʾ: Requestive and Non-requestive Forms, Imperative Constructions and Rhetorical FunctionsQuiz

ادْخُلُوهَا بِسَلَامٍ آمِنِينَ
Enter it in peace, secure and safe.

These words occur in Qurʾān 15:46 as part of a welcome marked by safety and reassurance. The imperative communicates more than the physical act of entering; it expresses welcome, honor and security. Rhetorically this is ikrām.

ادْخُلُوا: plural imperative, with wāw as subject.
هَا: attached direct object pronoun referring to Paradise.
بِسَلَامٍ: a prepositional phrase of peace.
آمِنِينَ: circumstantial accusative (ḥāl), marked by yāʾ as a sound masculine plural.

The promise of safety, combined with the wording “بسلام آمنين,” makes the honoring intent explicit.

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12. Honor and welcoming (ikrām)

Inshāʾ: Requestive and Non-requestive Forms, Imperative Constructions and Rhetorical Functions

ادْخُلُوهَا بِسَلَامٍ آمِنِينَ
Enter it in peace, secure and safe.

These words occur in Qurʾān 15:46 as part of a welcome marked by safety and reassurance. The imperative communicates more than the physical act of entering; it expresses welcome, honor and security. Rhetorically this is ikrām.

ادْخُلُوا: plural imperative, with wāw as subject.
هَا: attached direct object pronoun referring to Paradise.
بِسَلَامٍ: a prepositional phrase of peace.
آمِنِينَ: circumstantial accusative (ḥāl), marked by yāʾ as a sound masculine plural.

The promise of safety, combined with the wording “بسلام آمنين,” makes the honoring intent explicit.