Years of hardship and no worldly possessions. After that, he came to you, and the Sheikh Ajib said to him, "My lord, a kingdom will not come from my offspring." He agreed to that, and Al-Hijazi Al-Ghani agreed, and Shaa' Al-Din Bininaqah agreed that it would not come from his offspring. He traveled, leaving each of them devoted to God Almighty. Miracles and extraordinary events only appeared after the mentioned period. He said to Sheikh Muhammad, "Live in a land called Al-Nadra, Suluk and Duluk, with a market where Yemen and Hijaz are." Tajuri Al-Najashi, son of Sheikh Abdullah, son of Husba, was one of the Majadhib, possessing miracles and extraordinary events. Rifa'i, son of Bal-Hilaliyyah, was translated, and his tomb is where adversaries reconcile. Whoever is wicked will be afflicted. The letter Jim. Jaber and Jabar Allah, sons of Aun bin Sulaim bin Rabatt bin Ghulām Allah Al-Rukani. Jaber is the father of the four Imams by whom the order of this world and religion is maintained. Their mother's name is Safiyyah. It is said that all this news was found through the prayers of their father and mother, which indicates their righteousness, as previously discussed in the letter Alif. As for Jabar Allah, his brother, his offspring are the children of Umm Sheikh, the companions of the Hilaliyyah mosque. Jawdat Allah and Jawdah Qunhah Kordofan. As for Jawdat Allah, from Bani Muhammad, his residence is Al-Zalta in Dar Al-Rih. He studied under Al-Ghazal bin Al-Qurdi and served him so diligently that people thought he was his slave. His slaves consulted him on matters of governance, and he took knowledge from him. He chose his son, who is the commentator of Al-Akhdari, and his Sheikh Najm is with him in Umm Lahm. As for Jawdah, son of Rama, his origin is from Bani Imran. He took jurisprudence from Sheikh Al-Rin. Jar Al-Nabi and Jabbarah came from Yemen, and their teacher was Hadhramaut. Jar Al-Nabi was a righteous, freed slave, and his residence was Dalil, a man of status. Dalil stood firm in religion, righteousness, and seeking knowledge, and people flocked to him for blessings from his prayers. Jamil bin Muhammad, born in Baqri, combined jurisprudence and Sufism under Sheikh Hassan bin Hassunah. He said to Sheikh Hassan, "You have not given me anything." He replied, "I have given you the prayer of the last third of the night." He was a worshipper of the call, alive and dead. One of his sons conspired with a group to kill him, and they killed him at night with the worst of killings, threw him into the sea, and said a crocodile had taken him. That group's house was prosperous with blessings, so he prayed against them, and they began killing each other, and some of them were killed by the Sultanate. Their homes became ruined and a refuge for vagrants.