Abu Delig, son of Sheikh Sulk, took a path and withdrew to God, wearing a jubbah and dilaqin. He was named Abu Delig, and also "Scorpion's Tail" because he could not tolerate injustice and was quick to harm them. He guided and led. Whoever took the path of the people, where is his brother Sheikh Badawi? He had children: Hussein and Aisha. When his death approached, he was asked who would be the caliph after him. He said, "Aisha, my daughter." Sheikh Badawi married her, and from her were born Al-Nafar, Sheikh Mustafa, his uncle Allah, Taj al-Din, Yasin, and Nar. Sheikh Badawi's fire depended on his wife Aisha. He died and was buried in Al-Najafah. His grave is visible and visited.

Al-Dhirr and Al-Mughirah, sons of Awn Allah, were people of religion and righteousness. Al-Dhirr was a judge among the Fur and their news was cut off. Sheikh Idris visited their graves and urged people to visit them. He read to them with humility and reverence. It is said that the whole town is destined for them, and the boys gather for prayer with them after the kings' halamiyah. Then the Zarqab were ordered to pray with the people.

Then the Zarqab were ordered to pray with the people.

Then the Zarqab were ordered to pray with the people.

Then the sons of Abd al-Dayim were ordered to pray.

And God knows best.

Dar Sulh, a town with miracles and many other things. He had children.

West Sudan.

Qub Ali Sheikh.

Sheikh Idris, a young man, and with him his son Al-Zein, stood over his vision, his caliphate, his miracles. He is Sheikh Al-Imam, the scholar, the learned one, Sheikh Badawi. His mother was named Husa. He was from Dar Al-Sha'iqiyah. He traveled and prepared camels for fathers, descendants, and ancestors. His students became Sheikhs of Islam, and Sheikh Khujli and Al-Faqih Al-Halamiyah.