حَمَّالَةَ الْحَطَبِ
Carrier of firewood. (111:4)
In the familiar Ḥafṣ reading ḥammālata is accusative. A standard explanation is the accusative of censure (naṣb ʿalā al-dhamm), supplying an understood verb such as 'I condemn' or 'I mean'. Circumstantial analyses and a nominative reading are also reported in the grammatical tradition.
Simply calling it an ordinary nominative predicate of imraʾatuhu would conflict with the displayed case in this reading. The rhetorical effect is a pointed characterization of the second person.