وَلَمَّا
وَرَدَ
مَآءَ
مَدۡيَنَ
وَجَدَ
عَلَيۡهِ
أُمَّةٗ
مِّنَ
ٱلنَّاسِ
يَسۡقُونَ
وَوَجَدَ
مِن
دُونِهِمُ
ٱمۡرَأَتَيۡنِ
تَذُودَانِۖ
قَالَ
مَا
خَطۡبُكُمَاۖ
قَالَتَا
لَا
نَسۡقِي
حَتَّىٰ
يُصۡدِرَ
ٱلرِّعَآءُۖ
وَأَبُونَا
شَيۡخٞ
كَبِيرٞ
٢٣
La a sẽn wɑ n ta Madyan koomẽ (kʋlgẽ) wã, a mika zãma tɩ yũnugd b rũmsi, la a mik pagb a yiib sẽn lak n tɩ be kεεng n gɩdgd b rũmsã. t'ɑ yeele: "yãmb yellã yɑɑ wãn-wãn tɩ y pɑ yũnugdẽ?" tɩ b yiibã yeele: "ad tõnd pa yũnugd d rũmsã hɑl tɩ rũm-kɩɩmbã wɑ looge, la tõnd saambã me yaa nin-kẽem-kʋdre".
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Ibn Kathir (Abridged)
Musa, peace be upon him, in Madyan, and how He watered the Flocks of the Two Women
When the man told Musa about how Fir`awn and his chiefs were conspiring against him, he left Egypt on his own. He was not used to being alone, because before that he had been living a life of luxury and ease, in a posi
…Musa, peace be upon him, in Madyan, and how He watered the Flocks of the Two Women
When the man told Musa about how Fir`awn and his chiefs were conspir
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