Tawjīh, Serious Intent in Jest, Feigned Ignorance, Qawl bi-l-Mūjib and Iṭrād

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• What is the key condition of tawjīh?
• Why can “layta ʿaynayhi sawāʾ” bless or curse?
• What primarily distinguishes tawriya from tawjīh?
• Why is every multivalent word not automatically tawjīh?
• Which statement describes serious intent under jest?
• What is the purpose of “kayfa akluka li-l-ḍabb” in the boastful Tamīmī example?
• What distinguishes serious jest from direct blame?
• What does “sawq al-maʿlūm masāqa ghayrih” mean?
• What should NOT be inferred from “wa-mā tilka bi-yamīnika yā Mūsā”?
• What is the main rhetorical aim in asking the trees of Khābūr why they are leafy?
• What does the apparent uncertainty between lightning and lamp-light accomplish?
• How should the line questioning whether the people of Ḥiṣn are men or women be classified?
• What is the effect of asking whether Laylā belongs among the gazelles?
• Why is a question alone insufficient for tajāhul al-ʿārif?
• How does the first form of qawl bi-l-mūjib work?
• Who did the hypocrites intend by “al-aʿazz” in their statement?
• What is the qawl bi-l-mūjib effect of “honor belongs to God, His Messenger and the believers”?
• What is necessary for the second form of qawl bi-l-mūjib?
• What shifts between the two uses of “thaqilta” in the poetic exchange?
• What is the main difference between qawl bi-l-mūjib and tawjīh?
• What order is specified in the definition of iṭrād?
• Why is a long pedigree by itself insufficient for iṭrād?
• Which figure is prominent in the sequence Joseph–Jacob–Isaac–Abraham?
• What additionally stands out in “al-karīm ibn al-karīm ...”?
• Which example cannot by itself establish iṭrād?
• Why are these figures grouped as semantic ornaments?
• Which classification would be unwarranted for an ordinary question asked in genuine ignorance?
• Which pairing correctly distinguishes the two forms of qawl bi-l-mūjib?
• If the words wish that both eyes become healthy, which eye supplies the standard?
• What creates the rhetorical effect in tajāhul al-ʿārif?
• What most clearly makes the Tamīmī reply earnest jest?
• What does the respondent generally avoid conceding in qawl bi-l-mūjib?
• Which topic begins the subsequent verbal ornaments?
• Tawjīh necessarily requires near and remote meanings in the way tawriya does.
• In earnest jest, the playful surface and the serious intended purpose can differ.
• The speaker must genuinely lack knowledge for tajāhul al-ʿārif.
• “Honor belongs to God, His Messenger and the believers” retains the attribute while assigning it to its rightful bearers.
• In the “thaqilta” exchange, the respondent keeps exactly the complaint’s meaning of annoyance.
• Elegant iṭrād needs both correct genealogical order and natural, unstrained wording.