What makes “wa-l-bāḥithūna yafḥaṣūna awrāqahā” suitable as a circumstantial clause?
Supplementary Practice 13: Attribution, Quotation and Evidential Restraint in Rhetorical Analysis
- Take wāw as joining two equal independent reports
- A nominal clause depicts an accompanying state during the preceding action
- Separate the second as an answer to an implied question
- Treat al-bāḥithūna as a grammatical adjective of the letter