The argument for an implied verb begins with the principle that verbal governance is primary; a participle governs by its relation to the verb.
لِأَنَّ الْفِعْلَ هُوَ الْأَصْلُ فِي الْعَمَلِ
Because the verb is primary in grammatical governance.
On this approach, «Zayd fī al-dār» involves an underlying relation of being or settling. Yet this is one argument in a genuine grammatical discussion, not a reason to suppress the rival interpretation.
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When the Predicate Is a Clause: Strengthened Attribution, Causal Predication, and Adverbial Phrases
The argument for an implied verb begins with the principle that verbal governance is primary; a participle governs by its relation to the verb.
لِأَنَّ الْفِعْلَ هُوَ الْأَصْلُ فِي الْعَمَلِ
Because the verb is primary in grammatical governance.
On this approach, «Zayd fī al-dār» involves an underlying relation of being or settling. Yet this is one argument in a genuine grammatical discussion, not a reason to suppress the rival interpretation.