Until God Almighty took him, and the Quran was read to the scholar Fadl al-Dangalawi, his student Issa. During the Hajj, Hassan visited him when he was young. Sheikh Hassan prayed for him, and the Sheikh used to joke with him, his father saying to him, "Son of al-Ja'ali, Abu Diliqeenat." So he said to Diliqeenat, "My father is not like your father, Hassouna al-Hamal." Hamad, son of the scholar Abd al-Malik, read to his father and sat in his hermitage after him. Many read to him, including the scholar Hamad al-Jadhoub and others. Habib Nisi al-Rukabi, his dwelling is in Dangala Qashabi (1), and he is one of the great saints of the Rukabiyya. He has many miracles. The people of Dangala in his time, if one of them wished, would say, "O God, grant me the miracle of Habib Nisi and the worship of Dawlib Nisi, and take the son of Issa Suwar al-Dhahab." Hassan, son of Bilil al-Rukabi, his dwelling is in Dangala al-Hafaz (2). May God protect him from Habib Nisi. Jadhoub Gharaqan, when the state overcame him, would dive into the sea for days. One day the sea water in Dangala became warm. He inquired about that. Sheikh Awada said, "He had a son, Bilil al-Rukabi." He dived into the sea, and it became warm. Also, he walked on the sea as if it were land and said, "O brother, how much is it?" with a mute letter. And he uttered foul words in the water. He said to him, "Say like this." He is among the righteous, and knowledge belongs to God. He is like him on the water. A man came and told him about his water skin. He said to him, "I am falling on you from Ma Bajilayqli," he said to him, "Awada, son of Omar, Ma Bajilayqli. Eat until you are full, drink until you are satisfied. If you eat, you will not be satisfied, and if you drink, you will not be satisfied. Awada will not come to you." Sheikh Awada went to a man who said, "I am a sinner. Will you ask God to forgive my sin?" He said, "What will you give me?" He said, "I will give you such and such." He said to him, "Appoint me." He said to him, "In such and such a month, on such and such a day, Hassan, son of Bilil, will die. When they put him in the tomb, they will confine him to you. He said, 'May God forgive your sin.' On that day, the man was standing in his irrigation ditch. A horse with a rider came. Then the people crowded. Then they mounted the man's horse and rode it. He found that they had put him in the tomb. He cried out, "I am permitted." He entered it, and it was pressed upon him, and he came out. And the Sheikh came down to him with many people. They slaughtered a she-camel and many sheep for him. He spoke to his son Quraish, saying, "Who ordered the sacrifice, and who will provide the meat? Bring it to the place for the poor." He said to him, "We are the people of the son of Haj Habib. To this day, we are like them. We bring for (p. 8 - Tabaqat)