Qays, went to live with his mother's relatives (i.e. the Berbers) because he was following a female camel that had escaped and led him to where they lived.64 Among the Berbers popular tales circulate that situate in their lands those who killed and ate the She-Camel of God.65 In the Jāhiliyya, sā iba referred to an unfettered camel that roamed freely and was considered to be untouchable,
batho ba modimo, banna ba dira dilo tse di bosula mme ba thola ba lela bare mosadi oka baya tau botsetse. yo mongwe ko maun gatwe o sule a ja kuku ya le14 mme ele a maried man. borra lesang boaka le tile go hela hale tshameka. wena wa tsenwa bafana, ke tsone dieffects tsa go rata go tshwara banyana megoma thomola ole utwe.