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The matter is settled, as is the maintenance, after Qadir Ali sent him a reply, and he understood when he said, "Or she went out without permission and he was unable to get her." So they sought his answer, and he agreed to divorce her, and these people returned from him. And just as the jurist Uthman bin Halima, his sister, known as Sayyid al-Ruwaykiyah, said to his maternal uncle, the jurist Hamad, "Did you give me anything?" He said to him, "I gave you this," and threw a handful of dust at him. He took it from him, and people benefited from his dust, whether alive or dead, and the benefit spread throughout all regions and countries. And he left behind with his children verses to write for the price. So one of the assistants suggested, by God's will and the blessing of Sheikh Wald Bishr or, and he passed away and was buried there, and his grave is visible and visited. Hamad al-Najid al-Awadi al-Ju'i took the path from Sheikh Taj al-Din al-Bahari, and he was one of the imams to whom Sheikh Hassan Wald Quran for a long time, and he had influence and status with Sheikh Ajib and fought with him and killed in... He said, "The Fowh and he gave him Sheikh Najib the mosque that is now in Aslakh, and he endowed a house for it. He was born in Jazirat Aslakh, and after studying in the mosque, his son Abd al-Wahhab studied with many people and was greatly honored, and people benefited from him. Hamad bin Abdullah al-Aghbash memorized the Book from his father and studied under Sheikh Abd al-Rahman bin Hamad, and he was the first to begin teaching in Wald Bidar, and he was buried there, and he, may God be pleased with him, was among those who combined knowledge and action. He taught after his father, Sheikh Abdullah al-Aghbash, and people benefited from him. He was among the ascetics of the scholars and the great righteous ones, and his six sons are the Sheikhs of Islam: Abd al-Majid, Abd al-Rahman, Abdullah, Ali, Hussein, and Abu Qurayn. Hamad bin Humaidan al-Ja'ali recited the Quran to Sheikh Dafa Allah al-Makki, and it is said to the jurist Musa al-Ja'ali, the reciter of his children, and he is called Sheikh al-Mayyal among them. When he came to his country, Sheikh Dafa Allah gave him Abdullah, his son, and al-Amin, his daughter's son, to teach, and gave him permission. So he entered the mosque of Halfaya and taught there, and many righteous imams read under him, including the jurist Muhammad bin al-Hajj Nur, the jurist Muhammad bin al-Fiqh Dhaif Allah, and the jurist Idris bin al-Azraq, and many others. After that, he left teaching. Then Othman bin Hunu came to recite in the mosque again, and countless people studied under him, including the jurist Shukr Allah, the jurist Abd al-Mahmud bin Abd al-Hamid, the jurist Wad bin Nasr Allah, and Anas bin Nasr, and the jurist.

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