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By God's will, he became strong, and God revived him and his son Abd al-Salam, famous for driving the Raka'rdoh in Al-Raka' to the sea. He drives them with a whip, and in it was the son of Abd al-Latif. The sun returned to him one day because he was married to a woman in Tuni. The afternoon came, and the sea was full, and the sun was not wide enough for people to go out to the east. It turned into a desire. Sheikh Khogli tells this story. He was asked if he saw it or heard it. He said, "We are jinns playing. The people were scattered in front of the mosque in the shade of the afternoon, behind the mosque. And Abu Daleeq, the son of Abd al-Salam, famous as Al-Asad, was grazing near Sheikh Miskeen Al-Khafi and collecting firewood. The lion killed his donkey. He took it and carried it, and the four of them were buried in Al-Sabai, and they were struck by a sword.

Jamali, son of Hassan, Abu Halima, son of Al-Faqih Al-Rakabi, combined knowledge and action. He took knowledge from Sheikh Muhammad bin Issa bin Suwar Al-Dhahab. He had prestige, intercession, and complete acceptance with Sheikh Mujeeb Al-Kabeer. He and Sheikh Idris had a bond and union. A dispute occurred between Sheikh Abd al-Qadir, son of Sheikh Idris, and a man from the people of Walad Libiya, called Shukr Allah, before Qadi Muhammad Al-Nibi. This was because he married a woman, and she asked for her dowry. Then Sheikh Abd al-Qadir married her after him, and from her was born his son Idris Al-Kabeer. Al-Faqih Shukr Allah denied it and mentioned the divorce, saying, "The child is mine, and the two of them are from me." So much so that Sheikh Abd al-Qadir bribed the judge with a mare. It was presented to the judge, and the argument was not settled. Then Sheikh Abd al-Qadir encountered Al-Faqih Hamad on the road and turned away to another direction. He said to him, "Why don't you greet me, my nephew?" He said, "My father is dead. Who considers me a killer?" He said, "My nephew, Shukr Allah is taking my wife." He said, "My nephew, if your father used to fulfill the needs of Muslims, why don't you fulfill your need?"

So he and Al-Faqih Hamad went to the judge, and Shukr Allah attended. Al-Faqih Hamad asked him, "Did you divorce this woman between you and her?" The judge ruled against him for divorce, as he admitted.

So he died on his confession. Shukr Allah said, "If I had not confessed, my soul would have left." Sheikh Abd al-Qadir said, "My son, and our horse, praise be to God, a gift to the judge. May God bless my uncle." Al-Faqih solved another dilemma and presented it from the Feteer to God, Muhammad Qandeel, son of Al-Faqih Hamad, son of Sheikh Ali, son of Ashib, to Sayyid Naw, who was helped by the nights and days in his endeavor towards obedience to God, the Knower of God and His Messenger, the pious, the righteous, the Sheikh of the Truth, and the Imam of the Path, the example of our country in this time. His virtues are many, which that Sheikh Hamad bin Sheikh Abu Halima does not prolong in mentioning. And indeed, my master, his reputation and dispute occurred.

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