"Rash wa shalaagh" (swift and scattered) - they are described as such when they appear before you. And "al-noon" (the cows) are the advanced cattle. And "al-sarab" (the herd) here means a herd of cows. And "kasr al-seen" (breaking the 'seen') means a herd of cows. And "al-ta'ajju'" (the cow) is a wild cow. And "dawarisam" was something they circled around in the pre-Islamic era. And "al-dal" (the letter dal) is the only one. And "al-malaa'" (the blankets) - the singular is "malaa'ah" (a blanket). And before "al-harqah" (the burning) which is on the sleeping one. And "al-mudhayyal" (the trailing) is long and extended. And before that which has a fringe. And it is said that which has a black color, and it is most like them. It describes wild cows, which are white. The black ones are the dark ones. And the meaning of the verse is that the cows are like the white ones in their gathering. They gather around the shepherd. And they are like blankets. And so do the cows when surprised by a hunter, they cling to each other. They turned away as if scattered. The scattered ones are around the middle. The joint is bent. They are in valleys and plains. The belly is also black. The legs are also black. The cows are white in the middle and black at the edges. And he meant that they are scattered like the scattered ones, which has its middle separated. And their faces are like the jiz' (a type of tree) without others, because it has black and white. The hand is the neck. And "al-mimm" (the paternal uncles) is the generosity of the paternal uncles. And "al-khawl" (the maternal uncles) is the generosity of the maternal uncles. And it is said that he has paternal uncles and his paternal uncles' paternal uncles are his paternal uncles. And he has maternal uncles and his maternal uncles' maternal uncles are his maternal uncles. And the verb from it is "a'amma" and "akhwala". And it is permissible to break the 'ya' and say "mimm makhuul". And the meaning of this verse is that this herd of cows is like this jiz' that is on this young man whose paternal uncles... and maternal uncles are from one clan. And if they are like that, they are more compassionate towards him and more generous. And it has been said about it. And that is that these cows turned away and were scattered. And the blackness in it and the whiteness is like the jiz' which is separated in it. And the word "kal-jiz'" is to describe the young man. And the position of the 'kaf' in the saying "kal-jiz'" is to describe the young man. And the best is that its position is the maternal uncle. And the 'ba' in the saying...