Why does “fa-inna mā yamḍī minhu lā yaʿūd” appropriately follow the prohibition?
Supplementary Practice 8: Rhetorical Analysis of Five Connected Passages
- It initiates the list of practical directives rather than explains the prohibition
- It supplies a reason that makes the prohibition persuasive
- It is synonymous with the earlier prohibition and contributes no reason
- It functions as an independent conditional consequent rather than a reason