His name was Nasrallah Metrouj. He said to him, "He drinks wine and smokes tobacco." He went out traveling with him. He turned to him and said, "Turn back, Habu, the people say their relative is a messenger." And he smoked tobacco and turned back. Then they caught up with him. He pointed to him with his index finger. "What is the benefit, Habu?" Habu fell unconscious. When he recovered, he extended his index finger and began to say, "There is no god but Allah." He did not have the strength to do so until he departed this world and became one of the poor. Among his miracles is that he had two wives, one good to him and the other bad to his mother. One day he entered upon her. She said to him, "Do not covet my bed until you bring me a "farha" to give to the poor." He said to them, "Who will bring a "farha" at noon? He will look above the heavens and below the lowest earth, by the covenant of the Messenger of Allah, peace be upon him." So the faqih Aboudi and the faqih Abdullah, the son of the old woman, consulted each other about a way out. They worked on her release until the afternoon passed. He said to them, "The covenant." "O Allah, make them guided and guiding." And among them, he went out with the poor, traveling in a time of hardship. They stayed with Amara Al-Nurani. He brought them provisions, salt and pepper. After they had eaten, they complained to their sheikh. They said to him, "Amara salted us with pepper, but did not salt us with salt, nor did he give us anything." He said to them, "Complain to him." They said, "We have complained to him." He turned to Amara's house and said, "O Haboub, you have put too much pepper in the pot." Fire broke out in his house. He said, "This is the thought of the "musami"." So he caught up with him and returned. He slaughtered a she-camel for them, which was enough for them, and he wiped them. The poor said to him, "We complained to you." And among them, he came traveling to the house of Al-Fajr and sat on the "diya al-haqir," wearing a torn garment, girded with one end, and with the other end he had two boys. They begged for bread and shared it on the "diya al-haqir." One of them said to the "musami," "I have a camel. Ride it." When morning came, a man came bringing a goat. The "musami" said to the boy, "O Aqab, sell your bread and buy this goat for it." So he bought it for him. Then the "musami" went out traveling, with the boy following him. Then the sheikh of the household asked, "Where did you get this goat? Yesterday you were begging, and today you have acquired a sheep." He said, "This man bought it for me, a horseman with a "badi'." He said to him, "You are a thief. Stand on the road until the owner of the sheep comes." And he tied up the "musami." He said to him, "I am not a thief, and the morning has come, and the people are laughing at me." Until the sun set, and the "badi'" was with him. The "musami" said, "He missed the rope from him and tied it to the leg of the "badi'," and the drum burst and did not open." When morning came, the people recognized him and said to him, "This is the man, the "musami" grabbed him." And they asked for him. He said to them, "I will not release him until he gives to the poor what he has, and a "milah" of his wife, he married her." A girl, and she bore a son named Ibrahim. And among them, he went out with the faqih Allah and stayed with.