Explanation of the Chapter "The Chapter on Going Out to the Farm"
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The Shaykh : The chapter is the one hundred and twelfth, "The Chapter on Going Out to the Farm."
The word *dhi'ah* originally refers to any means a person engages in to obtain their livelihood, whether it is a trade, carpentry, agriculture, or the like. However, the usage of this term has become predominant for a village that is a place for plowing and planting. Here, the intended meaning of *dhi'ah* is the date palms and the farm.
The word *dhi'ah* originally refers to any means a person engages in to obtain their livelihood, whether it is a trade, carpentry, agriculture, or the like. However, the usage of this term has become predominant for a village that is a place for plowing and planting. Here, the intended meaning of *dhi'ah* is the date palms and the farm.
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