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Merfa, he said, "Go to Sennar and tell Al-Maldi that Badi Abu Dhegn has appeared. His house and the house of Mu'tadd Al-Samar were flooded by heavy rain, which washed away the houses and caused torrents to flow at an unusual time. Khurram Khunjair (1), which exists now, was swept away by Merfa. In those days, he said to Akhma, 'My master, the faqih, I see that I will go to our land of Al-Madwi. Have you traveled in the ancient land?' He said, 'Here is the place of Baqri.' And he spoke of the world and what is and what will be. He said, 'The son of Abu Jila, the deceased, I traveled from Arbaji to Al-Jadeed for a religion in which I fled. Sheikh Hamad found the situation as it was, his teeth chattering and his molars saying...' The poor said, 'I have been commanded to be patient until the grave.' I prayed for him and said, 'O my master, the faqih.' He said to me, 'I am with patience.' Grant us forgiveness and patience until the grave. I said, 'O my master, it is good and it heals him (4).' Then, after that, he recovered. He said to me, 'You will finish it like this and like that.' His son, King Zarbiya, is slaughtering in it and is abundant. (1) Khurram Khunjair is to the left. And God knows best. (2) Karj Karj is a story. The narrator is Sand Ghaiz. And God knows best. (3) Ya Kik is a successful man. (4) And it does not heal him. Meaning, remembering God heals the mother. It heals him, and God knows best. (5) The soldiers are what we are. The passion in the love of God and His Messenger. (6) Aa Aa Aa is the voice of creation. With beauty and strength over the land. And Paradise, its belly is full. (7) Kabkeek is the fortress. (8) Malh Qad is famous. And people turn to the Kaaba. To seek healing from it, its waters, and its sand. And its blessed waters, and God knows best. Sheikh Abu Jila, where is my water? I said, 'For a religion.' And so on and so forth. He said, 'So-and-so, do you not fear God? You are doing wrong.' And the land of the son of Suntah and the well of Zarbiya. He stood over it.