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The smooth rock descends with the descent of the torrent, meaning it is like the torrent in its descent. And the female, and it is one of the names that is not made larger, and the situation is that it is a name for the male. And the appearance of this is a contradiction, because he said "with" and the meaning is that it is suitable for one and suitable for the other. So he has this and this, and his saying "like a boulder that the torrent has dislodged from above" means that this horse, in its speed, is like this rock that the torrent has dislodged from a high place. The hardness of the rock is like the hardness of the boulder, and he specified the top of the mountain. And as for "al-safwa," it is the smooth, slippery, smooth rock. He means it is smooth. The descent of the torrent from the smooth rock is like the descent of the torrent. Because it descends things. And it is said to be rain, and it is on the heart. He meant that the torrent descends with the smooth rock, and it is difficult for the smooth rock to be plural of "dafwa," like "tarfa" and "tarfa." And "al-haizama" is its belt. If it is filled with it, it is a torrent. And "al-aqib" is the heel of a person, and it is light. It is said in its lightness, "It is light and it is a torrent." And "al-aqaba" means the intensity of the sound. He does not mean that it is a sound of fear. And "al-ghamar" is the intensity of the sound. And "al-ghamar" is the intensity of the sound. And "al-marjal" is the pot, and "al-haish" is the intensity of the rope. The heel is the heel. It means after another, like the pot is torn, and the enemy is torn. And "al-ghamar" is the intensity of the mud. And "al-sahaat" is the intensity of the mud. And his saying "al-layl" which swims in its enemy, which is to stretch its hands, is taken from swimming in water. And his saying "on" "Al-wina" means on The period, and "al-kadid" is the place of anger, and "al-markal" is the place of anger.

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