He was stopped by him, then his master came and asked for his slave girl. So they sent Farqa al-Faqir to bring her to him. She died, and you brought her shroud and buried her. She said, "She did not die." "Bring her." So they went to her, and they found her alive. They took her to her master. It is mentioned that Sheikh Dayma's father was a healer who was not satisfied. They said, "Sheikh Idris, Sheikh Hassan said that the dead are not satisfied. If he says to him, 'Stand on her grave, a righteous dead man, and take her from him,' and he placed his turban on his head, it flew away." As for the Abara, the Dhawi al-Aamat, and the sick, it is narrated that Sheikh Karaj, the Sheikh of the children of Ajib, in his old age became blind in the regions of al-Malafafa. Sheikh Hassan sent to him and said to him, "O son of Mutallaq al-Musalli, Arik, do you forgive him for my sake?" He said, "The Sheikh's man does not understand him. If the Sheikh does not free me from this blindness of mine." Sheikh al-Qadira said, "Salha, more than that, ride. Will the people come and bring him to him?" When he reached him, he grabbed him by the head, and his eyes opened. He saw people in front, to the right, to the left, and behind. He said, "Is it better for you to remain in your blindness and meet God, or is it better for you to laugh at your blindness?" He said, "It is better for me to meet God." From the Arabs, and he narrated the story of the king and Wadi Rabbat. He sent to Sheikh Hassan and said to him, "Come, invite us to a feast." My brother did not let him go. He went to the village of Alama and lost a great deal from the world, power, and forty guineas. He took three and forty, and the beauty of the horses. A rope, and he came to the edge. He climbed onto the roof and looked at his village. He said to them, "I am not..." and he said, "Get out." At that moment, his watch and his hour were in his face. The king and Wadi, and his sister Indasa, entered the flock. So he said to him, "I am not a judge of the king's needs." He brought him out to the king and said to him, "We are looking for a treasurer." He called him to the Qaffar and told them to bring him. He stayed in the village for three days and the king of al-Fawkh fulfilled his request. Hasun married her to a man from Shukri. When he saw her beauty, he brought her a camel. And men do not come by force. And if he says to her, "My love, my life." And the broken word. The cruel one did not break my head. He said to him, "My lord, you deserve it."