- 22 - When they did not find milk, they slaughtered calves. A woman came to Al-Qaddal and found the barber with the ornaments of the bride. She said to him, "May your bride be for me, and may happiness be upon us in the year of milk. He slaughters calves, and he has a special case for his hair. His gatherings were five: Khalil, Al-Risalah, Al-Aqa'id, Al-Tafsir, and reading Al-Jami' in Hadith. And his praise His student, Sheikh Muhammad Walad Hadawi, composed a long poem for him, including his saying: That red, that is the elixir stick from Kashif, when he was young. It is narrated that he migrated from Umm Lahm to Kordofan to his student, the jurist Jawdat Allah, the father of Al-Mukhtar, the explainer of Al-Akhdari. As for the famine, Abu Tahayra, with Sheikh Hamdan bin Sheikh Ya'qub, said to the owner Nasser Walad Unsa, "May your life be long, he who has a lamp, if he sends it to his neighbor's house, will he be pleased?" He said, "No." They said to him, "Walad Al-Qarni, a lamp is lit in your house, and the king of Kanjara will hear of it. He will travel and light it in his house." So he He sent him fifty camels, and they settled him in Umm Talha. His previous residence was Al-Bahr Al-Abyad. He stayed four months and died there. They carried him and buried him in Al-Ghaybah with his father Al-Qarni and his grandfather Al-Musallami. It is told that his students said to him, "O my master, show us flying in the air, a train with a neck, and people watching." For that, a nectar descended upon him, which God has made us content with in this world and the hereafter. Al-Musallami the Younger, a glimpse of his news. He is the Sheikh, the Imam, the Benefactor of the Seekers of Knowledge and the Guide of the Travelers. He combined jurisprudence and Sufism. He studied jurisprudence under his cousin Al-Qaddal bin Al-Qarni and accompanied in Sufism Sheikh Daf' Allah Al-Arki, son of Sheikh Abu Idris. The beginning of his affair was after he finished reading Khalil and Al-Risalah, he traveled to Sheikh Daf' Allah and entered the hermitage of the teacher of boys and said to him, "I have come from the desert instead of "Alif, Ba, Ta," and the boys are walking with him on his slate and laughing at him." So the Sheikh came and found him in that state and said to him, "Come, O young man, why are you not a scholar?" He said, "No." He said, "I see the mark of knowledge on you. You are not useful to me where I need your help." So the Sheikh guided him and slaughtered a sheep for him. And he ordered him to eat it and entered a hermitage for seven days, from which he could see the world from the throne to the throne. And when he returned from his Sheikh, he engaged in teaching knowledge and following the path of the people and guidance. And whoever reached him, the path of Al-Ajuz, and the jurist Aboudi, and the jurist Salama in Dar Kordofan, and a group. And his miracles and extraordinary events appeared, including that he went on a journey to Sheikh Elias for intercession, and a servant was with him.