It was as if the shopping... It came in the lines, and it is mentioned here from the meaning of the old woman. Balad Yid (Maza Ay Dalana, or Iwalayn as Ibn Battuta mentioned it). And to it come the companions from the horizons, and in it dwell the chosen ones from the scholars, the pious, and the wealthy from every tribe. And from all the lands of the people of Egypt, and Wajil (Wajila and [Wazlan Q Junun Binazi), and Nizan, and Ghadames, and Tuwat, and Draa, and Tinlala, and Fez, and Beit, and so on. Then they all moved to Timbuktu little by little until they settled in it, and an increase from all the Sanhaja tribes in their various kinds. And it was the beginning of this chapter in... and the title of the eighth chapter is "Definition of the Tuareg." The attached text: The Sufis are divided into Sanhaja, and Sanhaja trace their lineage to Mir Ka... In the book "Al-Milal" by Al-Washi, in the mention of the news of the Arabs... and then Nomads in the desert, travelers. They do not have a settled home, and they have no city to shelter in, and their journeys in the desert are a month or two between the lands of Sudan and the lands of Islam, and the people of Islam and the followers of the Sunnah. They envy the Sudanese, and Sanhaja... After that, the chapters continue. The ninth chapter, page... And its title is: The tenth chapter, "Mention of some scholars and jurists who resided in the city of Timbuktu." From the book "Al-Dil" by Ahmad Baba. And in the book "Al-Dil," the scholar Ahmad Baba, may God have mercy on him, said Ahmad bin Omar bin Hamza: I am Ibn Omar bin Ali bin Yahya bin Kadala Al-Minhaji Al-Timbukti, my grandfather and my father are known as Al-Haj Ahmad, the three brothers... Then the eleventh chapter, page... And its title is: "Mention of the verse of prostration." And it was...