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And the Nile, on the high ground, on his shirt, and its meaning is that the powerful one is a strong man. The fuse, a year, a year, a year, and the monk's lamps, a monk's lamps, a monk's lamps, and his knowledge. A woman, and from the upside down. And he did not come after he promised to Dukarji bin. He sat down, and they counted him, or they looked from where. His saying, after he contemplated his wisdom, is added. And the companions narrated it. Then he opened the eyes, and his narrators narrated it, and he said that he wanted to then he was silent. It is said about the generosity of a man, the generosity of a man, and the other is that he is. And whoever narrated it with a damma on the ba, he said his narrators. O my soul, how much I have contemplated, and the other. From the eye to the sky, and the eye was silent, and what is left is. He pours on the ears and the faces, and your condition is. The rain poured on the earth, and the earth was fertile, and the cloud that appeared. Its meaning is that this cloud pours its water for an hour, then another hour. Like the cloud that is between the two horizons. And if the cloud is like this, its rain is. Stronger, its flow is stronger, and its duration is longer. He wants this cloud to pour this tree on. His ears, meaning to tear it out and throw it on his face. And he said. And the ears are the faces. And the trees are the trees, and the great ones are the trees, and the singular. The tree.

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