He actually said, "I am Bakashif, I shot the third one and threw it into the sea. I took it and danced and fell upon it." She said, "If you are Bakashif, do you see?" He said, "I shot it and put it in her house." She came to greet him, and he said to her, "A melody is above you." He wrote above what she threw and said, "My Sheikh does not force me." The scholar said, "Study." The son of Al-Abriq went out traveling to Al-Sa'id, not knowing the Sheikh's seclusion. He heard a voice from the belly of the sweet saying, "Praise be to God, he is coming." I was behind the sweet. I entered upon him and found the Sheikh. He said to me, "Carry my weapons, your brothers." The Sheikh slaughtered camels for them, and they said, "Hah, hah, hah, O Nawal-Din, may God guide them." Sheikh Sharaf Al-Din, son of Biri, came to him and said to him, "O son of Biri, your herdsmen are crying. Slaughter a camel for them." The scholar Hassan Al-Jamou'i said, "Hassan and I went to visit Sheikh Hamad. When we were near him, he said, 'Your students, Hassan and Hassan, are coming to meet you, carrying a bag of kabbakib and salt from the qab.'" He said, "The salt of the qab is for the students." As for his story with Sulaiman, son of Al-Mami, the reason was that King Badi' was young, and his cousin Ballal, son of Dhanta, was his vizier. They went out to the Zariya in front of Sulaiman Al-Muqaddam, Aud, and Nour Abu Tahira, Muhammad, son of Mahmoud, and Abdullah, son of Fadasa. He started from the vicinity of the castle and divided it into three groups: one group holding the white banner, one group with the enemies, and one group with Al-Ad Bak Jabbin, Rifaa, Kahil, and Arangi. It fell upon Sheikh Hamad and all the other Sheikhs. The few were carrying Abu Haraz, and the many fell upon him because of the large number of slaughterers, they slaughtered forty or thirty cows, and the overflow could not be counted. All the ranks descended upon Ibn Madani, the mapmaker, until the students were overwhelmed. The scholar Muhammad said, "We have no power over him. God has thrown him to the Sufi youth, Abu Asma, the weaver." Then the son of Sheikh Ahmed, son of Al-Tarifi, came seeking his intercession. He brought him down from the camel he was riding. Sheikh Ahmed said, "God has thrown him to the great Sufi." Then Bahar, his daughter, came and descended upon Kakoul with Khalil, son of Afrash, Sheikh of Kakoul. He said to him, "This poor man, the traveler, has given all the money to him." He said to him, "He has nothing. He took your money. Is this better than him?" Then the leaders said, "You have cut off your heads. I have no gifts for you." So we got up and left. The Sheikh said, "And my sting on the advice has cut off my testicles." He turned to a poor man from Al-Gharziyin named Ibrahim and said to him, "O Ibrahim, will you accept the advice?" He said, "I will accept it, my master." He said, "Who is sitting in front of you?" The Sheikh said, "His name is Nour, son of..."