-37-Khayrat, so I worked for her once. My father, my uncle Saad, son of Saleh, came and told his sister's son, "Do not stop reading the Dalail." He passed away, may God have mercy on him, in his early forties. He was buried in Al-Qoz Al-Ahmar with his father. His grave is visible and visited, and it carries an aura of reverence and dignity.

Badawi, son of Abu Daleeg, this is his fame among people. His father was Abdullah, and his name was Ishaq. The discussion about him is about his purpose in the first section, praising the Gnostics and his status as one of the people of this matter and affair in the beginning of his life, and the miracles God bestowed upon him. The first section states that Sheikh Khojali said, "The fire of Sheikh Abdul Qadir is lit after Sheikh Idris, at Sheikh Badawi's." He said that while he was seeking knowledge in Al-Fawz and reading Khalil, he saw the moon enter his lap. He recounted his vision to his Sheikh, Al-Fatah Arin, who told him, "O Badawi, these are among the miracles of the prophets." He told it to Sheikh Abdul Razzaq and Sheikh Hassan, son of Hassuna. They said, "After us, it will appear like the sun and the moon." Sheikh Salman Al-Tawali, Sheikh of his uncle Ali Abu Daleeg, told him, "Do not cling to my way, my son." He remained silent. Then the Gnostics of the Prophet and Sheikh Abdul Qadir told him, "They have seated you for the poor and needy." And Sheikh Abdul Razzaq Abu Qurun came to Al-Fawz and stood to greet Sheikh Badawi. He sang a song for the group, which they found astonishing. He told him, "Stay where you are. If the people of Sheikh Abdul Qadir do not cling to your words, I am not Abu Qureinat." He told him, "Go and marry your cousin." Then Sheikh Saleh, son of Ban Al-Thaqal, informed me. A man called Miskeen said, "I traveled with Sheikh Badawi Al-Qunazif before he sat with him. Two camels. We visited Sheikh Dafallah. He greeted him among the people, but he did not respond or stand up for him. We went to Sheikh Badr, carrying one of them on the camels. Then we returned. We visited Sheikh Dafallah again. He said that he would have a great destiny. Sheikh Saleh said, after Hassan, son of Hassuna, died, and the sons of Sheikh Abdul Razzaq, Muhammad Al-Naqir and Ban Al-Thaqal, Khalil saw the moon enter his lap. His vision was realized. And the oppressed, and the desired. Whoever walks and reads, who strengthens his heart, except the son of Abu Daleeg. He said the song of Jamil Al-Ha'i'ah, 'The house has its foundation, from the west of Dar Salih to the east in Al-Baz. The merchant went, when they accepted the perfume, like the sun, his sides were hidden with the staff.' And another said in a rhyme competing with the letter Alif: 'With the Kaf, sufficiency for the wandering, the oath in the open, and the property. You have no equal and no measure.'"