فِيمَ comes from فِي + مَا. When the interrogative مَا follows a preposition, its alif is often omitted. The question emphasizes the absence of a known motive.
قَتَلَ is an active past verb, “he killed”; قُتِلَ is passive past, “he was killed.” الْقَاتِلُ is an active participle and الْمَقْتُولُ a passive participle. This distinction clarifies the two roles.
وَالَّذِي نَفْسِي بِيَدِهِ is an oath, emphasizing the gravity of what follows.
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Caution During Trials, Preservation of Knowledge, and Inner Sincerity (Reports 7–11)
فِيمَ comes from فِي + مَا. When the interrogative مَا follows a preposition, its alif is often omitted. The question emphasizes the absence of a known motive.
قَتَلَ is an active past verb, “he killed”; قُتِلَ is passive past, “he was killed.” الْقَاتِلُ is an active participle and الْمَقْتُولُ a passive participle. This distinction clarifies the two roles.
وَالَّذِي نَفْسِي بِيَدِهِ is an oath, emphasizing the gravity of what follows.