--- 11 Batinah, so the fugitive asked them, "What did you find?" They replied, "We found nothing but a camel with a woman." He asked her to sell it, but she refused and was angry. Then she said, "The strong man asks the guest for his market, and he will not sell it to you." So he took it. The next day, the Sheikh arrived with sixteen oxen laden with goods. He entered Zara and said to me, "Muslim, give the lady of the house the camel." Then Hassan, the son of Al-Hurqani, arrived with three men, each carrying a bag of goods. They said to the Sheikh, "This is the Zakat of our son, which he has entrusted to the guests." The Sheikh said to Salem, "Give the lady of the house the camel." Then a man from Arba'ji arrived with a bag full of dates. He gave them to the woman. However, one of the Sheikh's sons said, "I like the bag. Distribute it and give it to me." So he took it. Then a man from Majas arrived with a horse and said to the Sheikh, "I have a mare that was barren, and I have a stallion from her lineage for you. If she gives birth, this stallion is yours." The Sheikh said, "Give it to the lady of the house." The woman said, "What will I do with a stallion?" So he returned it to Hamad, the Sheikh's son. The Sheikh, Hamad, said, "What we have taken out is from Allah and His Messenger. Return it to her." So they returned it. And from his generosity, a man named Ariya came from the countryside and bought goods from a man from Arba'ji on credit for a specified period. The man from Arba'ji took the goods and traveled to Dar al-Gharb, bought and sold many slaves, and died of famine. The man from Ariya traveled to the countryside and died there. His son, Khalas, came to collect his father's debt. The man from Ariya brought ten slaves and signed a document with Sheikh Idris, agreeing that the son of the man from Ariya would accept them from him and give him time to pay the rest. The son of Ariya said, "I do not have the money to pay. I have young children, and the money is written down. How can I know its amount?" He looked at the document and knew the amount of money. He said, "The money of the orphans, I will give it to them from my own money for the sake of my father, Sheikh Idris. And the ten slaves present, I accept them for the sake of my father, Sheikh Idris, to serve the guests." So the Sheikh accepted them from him, praised him, and thanked him for his actions. He said to the man from Arba'ji, "Sell your slaves." The Sheikh said, "I have not found anyone more generous than the son of Al-Huwayri and Al-Hazali." And from the Sheikh's piety, the King Badi, the father of Rabatt, the King of Sennar, the great Fung, like Shawwal, the son of Itqala, and the pious Sheikh Hawsh Rawah. Sheikh Idris said to them, "My house is full of honey to onions, and I will divide it with you. Half for you." The Sheikh refused and said to them, "This house was taken from you by force. I will not accept it. The Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him, said, 'Whoever steals a span of land will be encircled by it on the Day of Resurrection from seven earths.' And he said to them, 'Let there be a barrier in everything.' And the King gave him a barrier in everything as he requested. Then the Sheikh entered Sennar.