Abu Qurun, may God be pleased with him, was a jealous man. The dialogue of Sheikh Ali Walad Biri came. His cows. His visit. He said, "Look at this boy, he has made himself important." He said to him, "I want to marry so-and-so's daughter. Go to the house." And he mentioned to him the duration of his waiting, without insult. He found him building and his appearance outwardly and inwardly. And he finished with him. His Muslim companion, the dialogue of Sheikh Salman Al-Tawali. He took upon himself the path of Sufism. He and Ali Abudaleeq. And he was among the masters of states. He said to Sheikh Salih and Lubnan they met. But there were great saints and they were tested and the fire of Sheikh Abdul Qadir was kindled and his grave is in the desert between Walad Hassuna and Walad Abudaleeq. Upon him is a dome. Bur Walad Naeem Abdul Al-Shareeka Walad in Al-Karda. And he is one of the disciples of Sheikh Daf'Allah. And Yahya with him to visit Sheikh Idris. And he squeezed his leg. And it is narrated that in Al-Karda he heard the dhikr in Abu Ashar. They said to him, "Sheikh Hamad Walad Al-Sheikh Daf'Allah came to visit his maternal uncles, the Tawali. He spread his fur on the water until he came out to them. And his grave is in Al-Karda. Burn Abdul Al-Ma'boud son of Sheikh Abdul Rahman Al-Nawawi. He took the book upon himself, relying on his maternal grandfather, Muhammad Walad Mahmoud Al-Turki, a man of brevity. By the Mediterranean Sea. And he took upon himself his father, Mahmoud, and his father took upon himself Sheikh Muhammad Al-Bakri. And Al-Laqaniyin, Nasser and Shams Al-Din, on his journey to Hajj. And he sought knowledge from Bur Al-Sheikh Umm Bark, son of Sheikh Miskeen Al-Khalifi. And he, may God have mercy on him, was acting upon his knowledge, generous, and he had hospitality and general generosity, humility, and forbearance. He was taught by Al-Qaddal Ibn Al-Fardhi, and he is one of the four imams who were in one era. Arabs and non-Arabs turned to them, and benefited from their religion and their status. And they are Sheikh Badr, and he is in the land of Al-Sih. And Sheikh Abdullah Walad Al-Ajouz, in Al-Hawa and the surroundings of Sinnar. Sheikh Muhammad Walad Al-Turayqi, and Sheikh Khojali, in Al-Sajil. As for Sheikh Badr, this one, the world turned to him outwardly, and he repelled it inwardly. And what indicates that is that the perfumers say to him, "O Abu Al-Sheikh, I sell you so-and-so for such-and-such a price." He says to him, "Good, my father's evening. One gets rid of him twice, and thinks that the Sheikh has no knowledge of that due to the abundance of transactions." So one day, two men from the masters of the diwan disputed before him about the bribe.