The fourths entered forty Khalwas in Jabal Al-Burs, and each Khalwa was forty days. Al-Burs is between Jabal Al-Sha'iqiyya and Duqlab and Danas. Duqlab say in the Qiya, "We have ascended to the worship of animals." And Karama Habib Nasibi and Aloul Absi, and he had from his children Sheikh Muhammad Nasiri, and he will be mentioned in the letter Meem, and the jurist Idris, who is a reciter of the Quran and its rulings, and Makki and Madani, who are two virtuous men buried in Ad-Dabba. And all the cabinets are from Salih.

The letter Raa Ribath and Rukab, sons of Salam Allah. As for Ribath, he was a possessed man. The Sawarda married him to a slave girl of theirs. They deceived him with her, so she gave birth to Salih. Then they admitted to him the deception and told him, "She is a slave." The judge Al-Fakam ruled in his favor for the freedom of his son and obligated him to pay the value of his mother. This incident occurred during the time of the Fū.

On the right bank of the Nile, near Duqlab, which is a town and a center of government now.

Salih proposed to his cousin Rukab's daughter, and her mother was Janina. She refused him because of his servitude. And Qandila Al-Mawla, who had a daughter named Marḍāh, Salih proposed to her, and she was brought to him. Her father married her to him, and she gave birth to Awn. And Awn's son is Jaber, the father of the four sheikhs. Also, the owner of the church had a daughter named Marḍāh, who was brought to him. He married her to her father, and she gave birth to Hilal. Then Janina, Rukab's daughter, regretted her refusal, even though he was a righteous man, and people desired him. So she married him, and she gave birth to four sons: Razeen, Eid Al-Razeq, Dahman, and Sahih. Razeen's sons are the people of Habib Nabi. Eid Al-Razeq's sons are the people of Hassan, son of Al-Bursi and Al-Tarfaya. Dahman's sons are the people of Ayd Dairi. And Sahih's sons are the people of Rukayyah Al-Hifadh.

Rukab bin Ghulām Allah, and he had five sons: Abdullah and Abdul Nabi, who are twins. And Farid and Habib and Ajib and Aloul. Abdullah's sons are Hajjaj and Haj. And Abdul Nabi's son is Al-Sadiq, and his son is Al-Farid, son of Al-Makazib, Al-Kharab, and Al-Tahwāb. Ajib's sons are the people of Al-Sadrān, son of Abu Hakimah. And Habib's sons are in Al-Sabbābā, in Al-Jahur Al-Azraq, east of Jazirat Tuti.

Rad Allah bin Dalil Al-Sādiqi Al-Hussi, son of Ismiyyāt, and he studied Mukhtasar Khalil with the jurist Bilal and the jurist Abu Al-Muhsin. Then he moved from there and settled in Al-Burs and Al-Tarfaya. He was a knowledgeable man who acted upon it. He taught Khalil in the two towns. He died in Al-Tarfaya, and his grave is visible and visited. May Allah have mercy on him. Al-Halawi took the paths from Sheikh Taj Al-Din Al-Bari and used to ask about the path. May Allah have mercy on him.