Sheikh Abu Al-Qasim went seeking Sheikh Da'f Allah, who honored them. In the wilderness appeared Al-Zahir, the blind man, son of Hassuna, his name Muhammad, and his mother Fatima bint Wahshiyya, her mother was Diyah Khamisa. And their father was Muslimi Qubaysi. His father Hassuna was a merchant to the countryside. Sheikh Hassan followed the Tariqa and engaged in remembrance and worship. His father said, "O Hassan, you were a merchant, then when he reached the stations of men." Sheikh Hassan said to him, "Will you not accompany us on a journey to the Hijaz?" He resided in Mecca and followed the Ribat of Al-Abbas, and devoted himself to God through remembrance and worship, and did not marry until he died. When Sheikh Hassan performed Hajj, someone did not greet him. He was told, "Why don't you greet your brother?" He said: "The lover's gaze upon the beloved is a greeting, and between the knowing ones, words suffice." Among his asceticism, the Sultan of Istanbul believed in him and had a son to marry him, and with him was worldly wealth. (1) Al-Tarjami: Relative to the town, many then accepted him and said, "If he hears my words, they will give him this guard." And Haj Ibrahim said, "Son, guide me. We are the comfort near Shandi, four of us going to Hajj. Sheikh Hassan wrote us a letter to the poor, do not approach." To our number. And among his miracles is that Mecca was struck by heavy rain that destroyed houses and the flood carried people away. The house, and people cried out to him for help. He planted his staff, and all the water reached his blessing. He wrote one day on the ground near Shandi. To his neighbors and told him, "I am traveling to Medina." He dated that day, and they found it to be the day he died in one of the two holy cities. Ibrahim bin Nasir, a scholar of Sennar, and he studied under Sheikh Al-Qadhdhal bin Al-Faradi. And under Sheikh Muhammad bin Wanisa, Abu Ibrahim Al-Saudi, the orator of Sennar and its teacher according to the Shafi'i school of thought, may God be pleased with him. He had a library of books endowed for students of knowledge. Abu Sunaynah is Muhammad bin Nasr Al-Tarjami (1), Al-Ja'ali, born in Al-Buiyda (2), near Shandi. His father memorized the Quran and its rulings from Sheikh Muhammad bin Issa and advised him to marry the mother of Abu Sunaynah. This is because Sheikh Muhammad saw her when she was young and told him, "Marry this girl, she will bear you a righteous son." He said to him, "She will bear you." He said, "She will bear me in the third or fourth." This is because her family traveled from there, and she gave birth to Abu Sunaynah. Then he settled in the city. and taught the people there. His circle reached a thousand students, and countless people read under him, including Al-Faki.