That Ikrima said, "Kasan Dihaqa means glass full (of something) followed successively with other full glasses." Ibn 'Abbas said, "In the pre-Islamic period of ignorance I heard my father saying, "Provide us with Kasan Dihaqa."
That Ikrima said, "Kasan Dihaqa means glass full (of something) followed successively with other full glasses." Ibn 'Abbas said, "In the pre-Islamic period of ignorance I heard my father saying, "Provide us with Kasan Dihaqa."
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