Contextual allusions take several recognizable forms:
1. A question put to the Prophet, followed by a revealed answer.
2. A developing moral or communal event, such as believers’ sacrifice or a rebuke of hypocritical conduct.
3. A particular victory or protection from opponents, followed by remembrance of God’s favor.
4. An incident calling for warning, censure, an instruction, or a prohibition.
In each case, knowing the relevant incident helps place the address where it belongs, without treating every incidental historical detail as part of the legal or moral command.