Arabic conditional structures usually have a condition and a consequent, while oaths direct attention toward what is solemnly affirmed. Eloquent discourse may leave an expected response implicit or express its thrust in a separate independent statement.
Condition: the state whose occurrence frames a result.
Consequent: what follows upon the condition.
Oath and its answer: an intensified affirmation supported by an oath formula.
Before assuming that words are missing, the interpreter should check whether the surrounding statement already supplies the rhetorical result. Any reconstructed consequence is an explanatory reading, not part of the original revealed text.