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A face from those who cut above the idols, your bride is like a duck, a idler. The ants of the sword flash above Umm Awad, asking for the "mankshuwam," of course, he agreed. A face from those who saw the most beautiful flow, your bride is "Deem," yes, he agreed. We carry under her, her trace, splitting Umm Ritat, the perfumed one. The mare of Al-Makthoor Al-Manqalawi, her back, the "Mawrood" entering her hindquarters is healed. In general, this man is from the "Alawiyya," a group of Sufis who do what is forbidden in outward Sharia, as a warning and a test for the soul. Some of them, when people condemn them, they give them what they condemn. He said, may God be pleased with him, "Witnesses to 'Alis'?" He said, "What do you want?" And with the reading, "May God bless him with His bounty." May God have mercy on them all. The reason for this is that he traveled from his country, which is to "Sar" on an intercession, and there is a mountain between Al-Shagig and Ad-Jam'. It is said to be between Al-Arqanul (1) and Ad-Jam'. He said to himself, "Shalk." He said in Hajj, "Yawa yawa, Tarq Staywa." His custom is that when he rides, the poor carry the "nab" and the horseman is not seen from their abundance, carrying the "tahdeel" with worn-out sandals, and the townspeople, the comers and goers, and the women and men carrying the "tahdeel" on their heads to King Dakin. He said to him, "You have (1) Al-Arqook, a small mountain in your hair, the aforementioned." He said to him, "The devil is on your head, informing you of this." He said, "Yes." They said to him, "The green "tamha" killed our Sheikh's son, a drowned, drunk, and arrogant son. His blood tells us." The king complained about him to his Sheikh, and the white night was short. He said, "I cannot memorize the book, and the youth are carrying it." Then he mounted his horse and passed by a gathering. When he crossed the sea, one of the Sheikhs took his "qanaqwah" and his disciples, and crossed with more than forty. Ahmed, son of Sheikh Abdullah Al-Tarifi, took the path from Sheikh Da'fallah and followed and he guided him. The reason for this is that Sheikh Abdullah traveled for Hajj and entrusted his children to Sheikh Da'fallah. And one of his early companions was impressed with himself, with his ruined clothes and his hair to his shoulders. He would go from the settlement of Abu Aqla to the settlement of Al-Aqda in the "Hawiy" one day, coming cutting through the "Hawiy." He did not find the boat at the landing. Sheikh Da'fallah, before dawn, went into the sea and saw a black man lying down. He spoke to one of the poor and said to him, "Look who this is." One of Al-Tarifi's sons said to him, and he struck him with his finger on his head and said, "This is not our way." He took one of the poor after he finished washing him and brought him to him. He took a razor and shaved him for beautification. One of the poor said, then he took him to the Quran reciters and ordered him to memorize the Surahs of prayer, the fast of fasting, and the ritual bath. After he knew this, Al-Tarifi followed and ordered him to attend the knowledge sessions. One day.

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