-36-and the other little. He said to the one who was pure, "Enough, O my father's uncle, let him be." One of them was very pure, and the other little. He said to the one who was pure, "Enough, O my father's uncle, let him be." He was pure and known among people for his humility and generosity. A noble man came, a scribe, and traced his lineage. He said to him, "O Sheikh, bring your plant and dedicate it to my lineage." At that time, a man was sitting under a tree. He said, "Poor man, he came like this man, his lineage is unknown, his country is unknown, and he died and was buried with his fathers, and his grave is visible. All the poor people from his offspring, except for a few." Ban Al-Naqa, son of Sheikh Abd Al-Razzaq Al-Aghar Al-Hajili, appeared to have miracles and extraordinary events. Among them was that in Ramadan, during the day and night. And among them was that when he reached nine years of age, his mother wanted to wash his feet at night and found water and mud on one foot and the other dry, and he was lying down. His mother kicked him. He said, "My uncle Al-Manari, the boat sank with me on the island." He was saved by two feet when he asked for help, and his father named him Ban Al-Naqa after his great-grandfather as an omen. And God completed it. He was a guiding Sheikh, and his truthfulness appeared in his offspring. His father, Sheikh Abd Al-Razzaq, said about Ban Al-Naqa, "When he was young, he lit a fire on Ali." He said, "And the light of Muhammad, peace be upon him, is like the crowing of another rooster." He meant by that the offspring of Ban Al-Naqa. And Sheikh Burta said, "The dialogue of Sheikh Sulaiman to Sheikh Saleh, your father, made his concern for God sufficient for him, and God gave him his world and his hereafter." And Al-Faqih said, "From the saints, I entered the dome of Sheikh Ban Al-Naqa." He called me from his grave, "You are Hamad, the owner of the proofs." I said to him, "My lord, I am a carpenter." He said, "Trade is the burden of the hereafter." I was with Saleh, our son. I said to him, "Yes." He said, "Do you love him?" I said, "Yes." Sheikh Ban Al-Naqa was ill. He was very ill. Some of his brothers said to him, "You are ill, you have no son, and all your children are daughters." He said, "My wife, the daughter of Saleh, is pregnant and will give birth to a son, and I will not die until the sword is as long as I am." And it was as he said. Then he arrived. Sheikh Saleh said, "After my father's death, I stayed for seven years until I grew up. I was young." I saw him once sitting on a mat, and I was sitting with him, guiding people on the path. I said to him, "O father, guide me on the path." He said to me, "Your uncle Sheikh Saleh, Abu Nayeb, will guide you on the path. He is your good uncle." All of it is from my father, and my connection is from the Messenger of God, and may God's peace be upon him. I was sitting by my father's grave on the left, and Al-Khidr, peace be upon him, was on the right. He said to me, "I am your father's guardian over you, and I meet the Living, the Everlasting." He said to me, "Stand in the place of Sharaf Al-Din and lead my followers." Then he ordered the recitation of the proofs.