- 50 -He said that the Sheikh did not issue fatwas from his own mind. The Sheikh said, "The impure Saleh, nothing more." They put him on a mount and took him to Yahya. When he reached him, he grabbed him by the nape of his neck and shook his head. He opened his eyes and saw the people who had come to him. The Sheikh said to him, "You have a short time left. It is better for you to meet God Almighty and open yourself before Him, or I will open you from your kingdom." He said to him, "My lord, I have chosen to open myself before God Almighty." He was forgiven his wealth and returned. He told the king, "Ibn Rubat sent for Sheikh Hassan and told him, 'Come, my brother is held captive by the 'Amara tribe.' He set out for travel, and the world moved with him: the مظالم (oppressed), the مراقيب (watchmen), and the people. The Sultan, Badr, agreed to the forgiveness and traveled to Sennar. He was met by forty-three horses, some with embroidered saddles and others with plain ones, and three camels walking in front of them. The young men carrying rifles walked in front of them, forty-three of them, and seventy camels with their riders. He was met by the الخطيب (preacher), the القاضي (judge), and the مقدمين (leaders). The king, Badi, stood on the roof and watched them. He said, "This is how they took our kingdom." He said, "Tell him the king has been presented to me, and I have seen him." He told them, "I will not descend unless I fulfill the king's need." They took him to the house of Nasser and brought him in. He said, "Bring out the women and people, except for my mother and sister." They hid in the flock. He spoke to him and rebuked him from that moment, and dragged him by the face and brought him to the king. He said to the king, "Nasser, we have appointed him for the poor, and he will fulfill their needs." He stayed in the village for three days, and the king of Al-Fayh fulfilled his needs. His two sisters, the daughters of Hassunah, named Fatima, were married to men from the Shukri tribe. When it was time for her departure, he brought her a camel with its saddle and gave it to her, and gave her sheep, and said to her, "O daughter, this man will not be won over by force or harsh words. My head is only won over by a gentle word and a great insult. And when one follows the easy path, one does not reach the heights." A man said to him, "My lord, I am ashamed of the paradise you have prepared." He said, "If I have prepared it, God willing, I will not find it. It is like the cool water for the Arabs in the summer and the refreshing rain on the land of drought." He used to say and say, "Your son has become educated. The Arabs have followed his example. I am a servant to my lord, and all that I do is good." A madman was brought to them. They said, "His place is between the delusion and the revelation." He said, "Between the delusion and the revelation, O son of a prostitute, you are a liar." The man was enraged at that moment. A servant named Maybuba argued with him. She said, "Write me a paper." So he wrote her a paper. Hamza said, "Maybuba, Hamza, and a doll to play with the doll in the island of Nubia. She has obtained great fortune with this." He said to her, "Who wrote this for you?" She said, "The Sheikh." He said to her, "The Sheikh." He said to her, "The Sheikh." He said to her, "The Sheikh." He said to her, "The Sheikh." He said to her, "And when he refused to fulfill their promises, his brothers, Ibn Hassunah, Abd al-Fattah, and Abd al-Qadir, said to him, 'I am the successor to Allah, the Elder.'"