- 61 -Abd al-Salam, so Sheikh Hamad Abu Tahayra laughed, and Nour and the commanders then said, "O Nour, do you love advice?" He said, "Yes." The commander said to him, "In your face, who is this?" He said, "The Sheikh." The other said, "The Kingadi, they don't call him by his lineage." Sheikh Nail said. So Sheikh Hamad said, "Go, say to his son, O poor Hamad, I have broken your lineage." Then Nour said, "My lord, the Arabs of the King and all the commanders have remained with you. Take from them and give them their safety. By God and His Messenger, on your neighbors." So Nour said to him, "You make me old under you." He gritted his teeth, and his nose and ears grew long. Salman, son of the storyteller, said to him, "Look, the poor sorcerer, I met you, and I said the accounting, and I said, son of the Indian, you are no longer left with the King's money. You are the son of Al-Tarani, and I am the son of Al-Lammam." So he stood up on the dirt. So the Sheikh said to him, "Are you going to kill, O slave of Kaz?" It was said, "O Kal, the fog on the day of the battle of Al-Tamam, it did not cover you with its cloak, and you hid under the sidr trees." Then he stood up and went down to his boat, and Muhammad, son of Mahmoud, in the house of Al-Mashaqra, and Oued and Nour in the Nubian. And the poor gathered, and they wrote them amulets, and they wrote him a square, and they said to them, "After these amulets, they will not be able to reach you." Then the star of the country ordered, and seventy heads were driven from Sheikh Sarif, not including the chests, swords, tools, hooves, and claws. The people wailed and shouted and cursed him with words, "You have done this to us, O leggy one, O toothy one, O two-kneed one!" And he said, "And I read to the poor, whoever gave him something, he wrote and hung the son of the family from the seven verses and the fortress of Al-Hasan." Then he put his head in the boat, and the last of it was in the son of Al-Tarani. So the scholar Ibrahim bin Al-Nawa said, "Saeed Al-Tamma told me, he said, 'The amulets will not benefit us in anything.' We slaughtered three goats, and we cut the meat and liver in front of Suleiman." He said to me, "O Saeed." I said, "What is it?" The people said to me, "The drowning poor has no cloak." He came and put on the square and went to be alone, and the commanders were carrying swords. He crossed him. He remained like a drum, and his tongue was a span long. They carried him and brought him in. He did not get anything. He saw him lying on his back. He had a severe illness, and the trousers struck him. The well was struck, and the people did not hear. They brought the scholar and said to him, "Call him." When he put his hand on him, he said, "Nothing will happen to us except what God has decreed for us." So they stopped and brought the scholar Ghulam Allah Al-Rukabi. He began to say in his incantation, "O God, help the son of Al-Tarani." So he was raised by God. Khalil, son of Farsh, woke up in the morning, and all the commanders were wearing trousers from the menstrual blood. So they came and fell under his armpit. They said to him, "His son." He said to him, "My lord, Abu Dawr, open your mouth, and you will be rewarded with the King's money." So Khalil, son of Farsh, said to him, "In the state of..."