If it was in our power, we would have spoken, and nothing would have deterred us from saying what we said. The poets say: "And if the two of them were to be brought to me, I would bring them to my servant here." This is in reference to the verses that are balanced. The entire statement, from the beginning and the good, is a reflection of the verses. You called them, and they remained silent. Were they deaf or mute? Likewise, in the case of those who stood firm. And the slogan is "shateer," which means stranger. The readers recited: "If only he were a stranger, he would be a stranger." And it is narrated that he is the daughter of Bal'a, if you know. And Fatima also, and she is from Kalb. And these are related to the saying: "And she escaped from it." She says: "And she escaped," meaning she escaped from it. And the "shaaq" and "shaaq" are its two sons. It is said that he did not abandon her. The minister Abu Bakr said: "The hunting metaphor is with a hidden pronoun." And if a free man had abandoned his father from the mice of his house, he would not have grieved over his loss with this grief. And this is the story of the young woman, who was told by the young people with wit and eloquence. "On the morning of departure." He narrated: "He died and repented and repented." And he said: "The separation of the beloved is a great affliction." And he said: "The jinn and the jinn are the ones who are close."