“Al-taʿrīḍāt allatī taḥtāju ilā al-bayān” are indirect references whose meaning requires some explanation of the event or question being alluded to.
Some verses refer to an incident, an exchange, or a question without narrating its entire history. Their primary guidance remains meaningful, but the precise object of a pronoun, address, or allusion may depend on knowing the situation. Taʿrīḍ here does not simply mean any difficult sentence; it refers especially to a Qur’anic expression that points to an identifiable circumstance outside the immediate words.