Vocabulary of the ḥadith:
– Busr: the first letter (bāʾ) is read with ḍamma; her personal name is Bahiyyah al-Māziyyah.
– Liḥāʾ ʿinab (grape peel): the lām may be vocalized with either fatḥah or kasrah, the ḥāʾ is un-dotted and elongated; literally, it is the outer skin of anything, and here it specifically means the skin of the grape, the well-known fruit.
– Fa-l-yamḍugh-hā: conjugated on the pattern of Naṣara/Fataḥa, meaning: he should chew it in order to break his fast.