What is the reason for omitting the governing word in their saying, "Beware of the lion"?

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The student: Beware of the lion.

The Shaykh : "Beware of the lion" is also a binding commitment.
The student: What is the reason?

The Shaykh : The reason is that this follows the pattern of a proverb among the Arabs. Then the author said: "The dispute regarding the governing word".

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