He said, "The wheat is on my head," and he met them and kissed their foreheads and greeted them upon arrival. His father, Imad, and Imad's father said, "All who ate of this meat have achieved victory." And he was guided by Sheikh Abdul Qadir bin Sheikh Idris, Sheikh Abu Delig, Sheikh Burqi Al-Musalli, Sheikh Faraj, and others. Among Salman's miracles is that Sheikh Muhammad Al-Muhaymim married his two daughters in Rufaa. The deputy wept and said, "He will not take my sister," and refused to sit by the shore. The Sheikh said, "Ha, Salman!" He said, "My master and the master of Umm Salman." He said to him, "What news of the lessons, O father?" He brought her a strong, dancing camel and recited beautiful poetry to her: "O crying bride, your people of the banner are far from you." He put his head on her, and she laughed and was pleased. Then his neighbor, Manah, struck him with the *daluk* and said to him, "My master, you have traveled and guided, and they have confused you. They have guided and confused. What is her dance?" He said to her, "Good." When she stood up for him, she said to him, "Where is Ibn Majub?" He said to her, "Tell him that the *qat* is for you." He said to her, "You are lying, O traitor." He died and was buried in Al-Abيتر, and his grave is visible and visited. He was 120 years old.

Salman Al-Awad was nursed by Sheikh Abdul Razzaq Abu Farza, and his *fathama* was from Sheikh Muhammad Al-Darr, son of Sheikh Abdul Razzaq. He was a *majzub* and a *ghurfan salik*. He renounced and people believed in him. He had miracles, including that he sensed the arrival of Sheikh Abdul Razzaq while he was in his farm and met him walking on the *dhar'*. The *dhar'* did not blow or break. His companions, when they remembered, would dance. The traveler, in his year, would make fire and put it on his head and dance, and the sword and spear would be thrown like a needle into a needle. He passed away, may God have mercy on him, in the year 1121 AH. In this year, Al-Faqih Abdul Majid, son of Hamad, also passed away.

Salim, the man of Al-Sibbal, was a *khaydi* and Al-Sibbal is between the Mediterranean Sea and the Red Sea. The governor of the Red Sea is closer, opposite Al-Usr. Al-Khawiyyin was in Al-Mada, full. Then he was struck by Al-Amalam. And Sheikh Salim, from the righteous servants of God. Sheikh Hamad, son of Al-Darrani, said, "O God, suffice me with the blessing of Sheikh Salim, the man of Al-Sibbal," meaning his brokenness. He did not break or be broken. He passed away, may God be pleased with him, in Al-Sibbal and was buried there. His grave is visible and visited.

Sulaiman Al-Zuli, the man of Al-Sibbal, took the prohibition from Al-Nannah, may God have mercy on him, Al-Halawi, who took...