Muhammad al-Mansouri and his dispute with the Ghobshiya tribes are well-known. He had sons: Hamad, Ibrahim, Sulaiman, and Sheikh Ali. Their homes were full of religion and worldly affairs, and two righteous men were buried in the mountain. His tomb is visible and visited.

Hamad, son of Zarrouq, came with the faqih Jar al-Nabi from Hadhramaut in the land of Yemen. Their situation is unknown, whether they had relatives or were locals. He was one of God's righteous servants and settled in al-Sabi. His daughter, Windiin, was in the kuttab (school). He used to live in front of it in the wilderness. It is said that after Isha, he would plant his prayer rug and pray two by two until it was time for him to return. He had four sons and grandsons: Abd al-Salam, Abd al-Latif, Zaidan. As for now, Abd al-Salam, Abu Dalig, and Abd al-Latif, his son Haya, and each of the four...

The mountain is Jabal Umm Karama, which is unique to them. Their father, Sheikh Hamad Zarrouq, was given a decree. A lioness died, and he said to her, "On the sides of the leg." The Egyptian government's... the issue...

Of the four, except for Abd al-Latif, after him there were five. But he did not mention the mosque. Abu Dalig, son of Abd al-Salam, is famous for the "Yalam al-Masad" because he used to read with Sheikh... He mentioned a miracle. It ended with the poor and he went for firewood. The lion killed his neighbor before him and carried him. The four are buried in al-Sabi, and their shrines are visited.

Hamad bin Hassan Abu Halima, son of the faqih al-Zaqani, combined knowledge and action. He took knowledge from Sheikh Muhammad bin Isa Suwar al-Dhahab. He had presence, intercession, and complete acceptance with Sheikh Ajib al-Kabir. His son was with Sheikh Idris, with brotherhood and unity. At the time of a dispute between Sheikh Abd al-Qadir, son of Sheikh Idris, and a man from the people of Walad Daliba, named Shukr Allah, before the qadi Muhammad al-Nabih. This was because Shukr Allah was married to a woman and divorced her. Then Sheikh Abd al-Qadir, son of Sheikh Idris, married her. She gave birth to a son for Sheikh Idris al-Kabir. Shukr Allah denied the divorce and said, "The child is mine, I conceived him." Their dispute lasted until Sheikh Abd al-Qadir bribed the qadi with a dowry. She gave birth to him, and the evidence was not overturned. One day, Sheikh Abd al-Qadir and faqih Hamad met on the road. When faqih Hamad approached him, he turned off the road. He said to him, "Do not greet me, my nephew." He said to him...