What supports a circumstantial reading of “wa-huwa muṭmaʾinnun” after the researcher entered?
Supplementary Practice 10: Rhetoric of Claim, Evidence, Objection and Reply
- Muṭmaʾinn is always an absolute object
- Every wa-huwa clause expresses an oath
- It describes his condition at entry and the pronoun links to its owner
- The action of entering must be negated