الشَّاهِدُ — وَجْهُ الِاسْتِدْلَالِ — أَثَرُ التَّعْدِيلِ
Evidence, reasoning, and the effect of revision.
A complete analysis follows three steps: establish the device from an exact word or structure; specify the proposed alteration; then explain which semantic, contextual, situational, or phonetic value is gained or lost.
For example, retaining “yarmī” in “raʾaytu asadan yarmī” keeps the human referent clear. Removing it can weaken the basis for a definite metaphorical reading. A reasoned conclusion identifies that precise loss rather than praising a shorter form by reflex.