Al-Faki Kabbashi Al-Maghribi, famous for transferring and burying in the city of Arangi. Al-Nur bin Al-Sheikh Musa Abu Qissa was of great status and importance. His mother was a slave woman, Umm Walad. His son, Al-Sheikh Musa, at the end of his life, and between him and his cousin Al-Sheikh Muhammad Al-Zein, son of Marzuq, there was a dispute. He was spared from his father. Then his father, Al-Sheikh Musa, came to his nephew Muhammad Al-Zein and said to him, "I have guided you, instructed you, and married my daughter to you. This is my reward. If he is not my son, kill him and name him Fasil." Al-Sheikh Muhammad replied and brought Al-Sheikh Abdullah, a man from Qary, to Musa, his father, and said to him, "He told me, 'After me, give her to Al-Nur, my son, after she has her first child.'" When he first assumed leadership, God granted him acceptance among kings, sultans, kings of the Fukh and Arabs. He was buried in Umm Jadhlah. His son Musa became revered and accepted. Abu 'Aqilah, son of Al-Sheikh Hamad Al-Asdain, Al-Sheikh Daf'Allah, sat after his father, Al-Sheikh (1) Qanjara. Al-Qanjara left Hamad to study knowledge and follow his path. The harshness that his father and grandfather were upon. Al-Sheikh Daf'Allah, for enmity or fear of God, and he who took the path from him was Al-Sheikh Ismail, son of Al-Sheikh Makki Al-Daqalashi, and others. He was dignified in war, in the paths, out of fear. He was given dignity, reverence, and tranquility. Some people saw his sword and said, "After death, forgiveness." He was from two families, or from afar, out of fear of people visiting graves. When Al-Sheikh heard, he said, "The blessings are evident after death." When he passed away, may God be pleased with him, in Umm Jadhlah, a town in the land of Al-Abyad, he was buried. His grave shone brighter than silver and camphor. He had five sons. Al-Jazirah is close to the sea. And Al-Sheikh Qasim Allah gathered the descendants of Al-Sheikh Daf'Allah from these two men. Ismail, the owner of the Rababa, son of Al-Sheikh Makki Al-Daqalashi, and his mother was a slave woman named Khayra. Safir Nawiya, who was given to Al-Sheikh Makki as a loan. She bore him five children. She gave birth to Ismail. He said to them, "O Daqna, Har Ka Sheikh." He said to them, "My brother Rasi is coming." Then she became pregnant and gave birth to Ismail. He said to them, "O Daqna, Har Ka Sheikh." He said to them, "My brother Rasi is coming." Then she became pregnant and gave birth to Ismail. He said to them, "O Daqna, Al-Jadhib in the love of God and His Messenger. He went out to Hayma and Saq. He said to them, "My brother Hadi is coming to you." And if he is not my son, kill him and name him. Niltala, she bore him and said, "My brother Hadi is coming to you." In the cradle, Al-Nur said, "Yahya, and my father is his father's successor. He studied jurisprudence and monotheism from the Message, monotheism, and the Quran. He has in it the description of the saints and wrote a book in.