2881 'Ibrah: the root meaning of the verb is "to interpret, to expound, or instruct', as in
12:43; the noun means an interpretation, or example or Sign that instructs, as here and in
16:66, or gives a warning, as in
3:13. From cattle we get milk and meat; also from their skins we make leather for shoes, boots, straps, saddlery, and numerous other uses; from camel's hair and sheep's wool we weave cloth, hangings, carpets, etc.: from the horns of cattle we make cups and articles of ornament or use; and camels, horses, donkeys, mules, etc., are used for riding, carrying loads, or drawing vehicles (Cf.
36:71-73).