وَمِنْهَا النَّهْيُ
Prohibition is among the requestive forms.
The primary force of nahy is requesting restraint, and its standard marker is jussive lā. Discussion of kaff versus tark refines what is requested; threats, prayers and entreaties show how context can redirect the form’s force.
The related analysis of request–response structures teaches that an answer expresses a consequence dependent on the request's desired outcome. Conditional reconstruction and the function of fāʾ must be assessed independently of the surface rhetorical meaning. The next topic is nidāʾ, summoning or attracting an addressee’s attention.