وَلَئِنْ بَقِيتُ لَأَرْحَلَنَّ بِغَزْوَةٍ تَحْوِي الْغَنَائِمَ أَوْ يَمُوتَ كَرِيمٌ
If I survive, I shall certainly depart on a raid that brings spoils—or a generous man will die.
The speaker imagines a “generous man” apart from himself and speaks of that figure dying. In the rhetorical interpretation, this is an extraction from his own person, intended to heighten the claim of generosity and courage, not a reference to an actual second man.
No special extractive min, bāʾ, or fī mediates the figure. Karīm is the extracted counterpart, and the speaker himself is its source. This is tajrīd without an intervening particle.