Mukhayyalāt are premises whose meanings produce a mental picture and with it an affective response. Here imagination is not a synonym for lying; it is a mode of shaping perception.
Example 1: “The blooming garden is smiling.” The garden is not literally a smiling person; the phrase evokes freshness and joy.
Example 2: “This path is a sea of thorns.” The words convey difficulty and anxiety rather than an actual sea.
These are supplementary teaching examples. Their logical function is to generate an imaginative response, not to assert the literal descriptions.