He longed to return to it. So he returned, may God be pleased with him. When Al-Mahdi moved to Tinmel, the Almohadin mourned him. His son mourned him greatly. 'Abd Allah, who was poor, and his family desired to marry him. Ibn Tumart had brothers who later became more famous: Abu Musa Isa and Abu Muhammad Abd al-Aziz, who revolted against Abd al-Mu'min ibn Ali and were killed. And Abu al-Abbas Ahmad al-Kafif. He also had a sister, Umm Abi Bakr Zaynab. He used to eat from the work of his hands. The author of Al-Mughtabis preserved the name of his uncle, Wa'irkan ibn Waflyd, and his aunt, Huwa bint Waflyd. It appears from this little information about Al-Mahdi's family that it was a family. The relationship between Ibn Tumart and Al-Laffan and his relationship with his sister Zaynab is particularly evident. The Souss region: Souss is a region located in southern Morocco. A modern researcher defined it as "what lies on the southern slopes of the Anti-Atlas Mountains, bordering the desert, and its tribes, such as Tekna and Rkaikat, and others, up to the borders of Tata and Skoura." It is a region. (Same source) (Al-Mughtabis from Genealogies) - See: Abu al-Qasim al-Masri (Ibn al-Qattan, Nazm al-Juman) (Al-Marrakshi, Al-Mu'jib) - See: Al-Baydaq, Akhbar al-Mahdi (Ibn al-Qattan, Nazm al-Juman) (See page 135 of this research) (Al-Mughtabis from Genealogies) - Abu al-Qasim al-Masri (Muhammad al-Mukhtar al-Susi, Souss al-'Alima)