«انظر إلى هذا الثوب أيكفيني قميصاً؟ ... فاقطعه»
Look at this cloth: is there enough for a shirt? … Then cut it.
The example shows how permission is scoped through language. Inspection may be required before cutting, and the instruction introduced by faa links the later act to that prior context. Permission to inspect cloth is not identical to permission to cut it.
If cutting occurs improperly, liability analysis must consider which act was authorized and under what condition. The issue involves the meaning of permission as well as the order of the acts.