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It was this line, too, that prompted al-Jfilfi'.? to remark, in a passage on leprous people: 20 This is merely silliness and obscenity (safah wa-tafaJ:iJ:iush) by means of which one seeks to anger the person to which it is attributed. Angry and silly people, when annoyed, often say similar things. However, when someone says to another, 'You son of such-and-such a woman!' he does not expect people to take his words as a true testimony; he merely vents his anger, wanting to utter obscenities and to infuriate the other. Jarir does not merely want to vent his anger or infuriate and humiliate his opponent, he wants to amuse others. Many of his naqa:ii##BAD TAG##
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owner: logan - (no access) - Gelder, Geert Jan van: "Sexual Violence in Verse: The Case of Jiʿthin, Al-Farazdaq's Sister," (Robert Gleave and Istvan T. Kristo-Nagy: Violence in Islamic Thought, etc.), p182


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