مَيْ وَعَظِ 26:2

مَيْ وَعَظِ 26:2 HAUAS

غَ وَنْدَ يَكٜىٰ ڢَرَنْتَاوَا اللَّهْ رَيْ، اللَّهْ يَكٜىٰ بَاشِ حِكِمَ دَ سَنِ دَ ڢَضٍ ثِكِ؞ عَمَّا غَ مَيْ ذُنُوبِ، اللَّهْ يَكَنْ بَاشِ وَهَلَرْ نٜىٰمَ دَ تَرَوَ، عَڧَرْشٜىٰ سَيْ يَكُمَبَا وَنْدَ يَكٜىٰ ڢَرَنْتَ وَ اللَّهْ رَيْ؞ وَنَّنْ مَا بَنْظَنٜىٰ، كُمَ ڧُواْڧَرِنْ كَامُنْ إِسْكَ نٜىٰ؞

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