Then the dervishes said to him, "Master, you are not giving the path." He replied, "There is no envy or stinginess, but people do not come desiring the path; they come for the sake of the chicks and hens." Some dervishes, guests of the path, sat under the shade of a tree. When they moved from their place, the Sheikh said one day, "Take this water skin and give it to these dervishes." He guided them through it, and they became among the saints of God Almighty. Among them was Sheikh Munawwar. Then Sheikh Fatiyoh, may God be pleased with him, used to host guests every day with twenty-four cows. The dervishes who came would bring the belts and the like, and the cows that carried them were beautiful. Sheikh Saleh said that our father, Sheikh Ban Naqqa, visited Sheikh Hassan. Sheikh Hassan presented him with some dates, and the people were with him. He said to the people, "Let me go. My brother, Sheikh Abd al-Razzaq, slaughtered a she-camel for him. The dates are tied to the milk and honey." The people gathered around him. Abd al-Fattah Hassan was sitting and a servant was with him. He said to him, "O Abd al-Fattah, my brother, why is the tree not shaken without its dates?" The second door is in the lives of the Moni, and he showed them the disabled. The captain replied in the wood. And her mother, Isma'a, came to him and said, "Master, my son has died. His father has no lawful money. Give me some." He looked at her and said, "Good daughter, you have not died. Get up." So she got up and her soul returned. She said, "Oh, my son 'Anayshah, my firstborn, drowned in the sea." The wood was in the sea for three days, and his pulse stopped. They told him, "Pray for your donkey." He said, "I am not the first Hassan with my master. My donkey has been drowned for three days, and he has not informed me." When he saw him, he said to him, "Get up." So he got up, and his soul returned. He married after that and had a son named Bakr, born after his father's death. And he revived the drowned. The sought-after men, the sought-after men, went out to hunt. They found a child dead. He came and looked at them and said, "He has not died. Get up." So he got up, and his soul returned. A stranger came, traveling for Hajj, and entrusted him with a chick, saying, "Take them to your cows." After a while, his cows sent him a message, saying, "The entrusted chick has died. We gave it to them, but we kept it." Then its master came back from Hajj and asked for his slave girl. The Sheikh sent to his cows and said to her, "Bring the dervish's chick." They searched for it and found it alive. They gave it to its master. It is mentioned that the Sheikh always kept his head uncovered and did not benefit from it. Sheikh Idris, may God be pleased with him, said that Sheikh Hassan said, "If you prevent, then the dead will rise." A man came carrying two birds. The Sheikh took them and placed them on his head like a turban. As for the disabled and the sick, it is narrated that Sheikh Ali Karbakh, a strange Sheikh, was in the Halimaya region. At the end of his life, Sheikh Hassan, who was blind, sent to him and said, "My son, the one whose name is Matiliq, your chariot will break your bones." He said, "The Sheikh does not build." ـ ٤٩ ـ