cow

                                    cow                                                                               

                     The cow (plural cows), a ruminant mammal, was originally found in nature in a wild way, and was domesticated a long time ago, and was used for various purposes such as pulling the cart and the plow, turning the mill and the mill, managing the waterwheel, and benefiting from its meat, milk and skin.

Al-Baqarah is the name of the genus of the cow from the family and the wild, it is for the masculine and the feminine and falls on the male and the female, but it was included in the H as it is one of the genus and the plural of cows and their young is known as the calf and resembles a buffalo animal, but it differs in color and size. from animals                                                                                                                                                                                 Cows are usually raised for their meat (beef or veal, see beef cattle), for milk (see dairy cows), and for their skins, which are used in the leather industry. They are also used as riding and draft animals (such as oxen that pull carts, plows, and other implements). Its dung is also used as fertilizer or fuel. Cows have great religious importance in some parts of the world such as parts of India. And cows, most of which are small breeds.

 They are raised on farms as pets.

The cow is sacred to the Hindus, and the cow is mentioned in the Abrahamic religions, as its story is well known with the Prophet Moses and the Children of Israel. It was mentioned in detail in the Qur’an in Surat Al-Baqara, which is the longest surah of the Qur’an containing rulings.                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                Due to the importance of cows in providing milk, meat and skins, countries have generally taken care of their breeding and breeding according to calculated and specific systems.

There is a disease that has afflicted cows in recent years, known as mad cow disease, although it has now receded.

Cows come in many colors, including brown, black, white, yellow, and a mixture of these colors. As for the cow that was mentioned in the story of God’s Prophet Moses, its color was bright yellow.