A short hour after the night prayer, then they saw him as trustworthy, and he had intercession and influence, and the sultans of his time relied on him, especially Sheikh Muhammad Abu Al-Kailk, who used to consult him in all his affairs. He died in abundance and was buried there. His grave is visible and visited.

D. Walib Nisi – He is Muhammad Al-Darr bin Idris bin Dulayb. The meaning of Nisi is "son of a son" in the language of the Munqaliyah. His struggle was beyond measure. He used to enter the Kuru for worship and the squares. He entered forty Khalwas in Jabal Al-Bars, and each Khalwa was forty days. Al-Bars is a mountain between Dar Al-Shaqiyah and Naqilah. The people of Dushlah used to say, "O Allah, grant us the worship of Dulayb Nisi, the karamah of Habib Nisi, and the knowledge of Ibn Issa." He had sons, Sheikh Muhammad Al-Nairi, who will be mentioned in the letter Mim, and the faqih Idris, who is a reciter of the Quran and its rulings, and Makki and Madani, who are both virtuous. He was buried in Al-Dabbah, and the descendants of Al-Dulayb are from there.

The letter Ra Ribatt and Rukab, sons of Ghulam Allah. As for Ribatt, he was a possessed man. The Sawardah married him to a slave girl of theirs. They deceived him with her, and she gave birth to Salim. Then they acknowledged the paternity and said she was a servant. They took him to the judge, who ruled in favor of his son's freedom and ordered him to pay the value of his mother. This incident occurred during the time of Al-Fawj. Then Salim proposed to his cousin Rukab's daughter, named Janibah, but she refused him because of her servitude. Then Qandil Al-Awni had his daughter Marzat. Salim intended for her, but his private parts were given to her, and she gave birth to Awn. Awn's son was Jabir, the father of the four Sheikhs. Also, the king of the church had a daughter named Marzat. Salim intended for her, but his private parts were given to her, and she gave birth to him Har Lujal. Then Janibah, the daughter of Rukab, regretted her refusal because he was a righteous man and people desired him. So he married her, and she gave birth to four sons: Razin, Abd Al-Razzaq, Damash, and Suhayh. Razin's descendants are the people of Habib Nisi, the son of Abd Al-Razzaq, the people of Sheikh Hassan, the son of Bulbul. The descendants of Damash are the people of Al-Ruwaydab, the people of Abyad Dairi. The descendants of Suhayh are the people of Rukayyah Al-Adhah. Rukab, son of Ghulam Allah, had five sons: Abdullah and Abd Al-Nabi, who were full brothers, Zayd Al-Dharir, Habib, and Ajab, who were half-brothers. Abd Al-Nabi's descendants are Haj, Hajjaj, and Khaj, the people of Al-Dulayb, Al-Tammarab, and Al-Shahwab. The descendants of A. Kujil and Abd Al-Nabi are the people of Al-Sar Qam. Zayd Al-Dharir's descendants are Al-Akazab, Al-Tammarab, and Al-Shahwab. And Ajib's descendants are Al-Saddarab, the people of Ibn Ajlimah. The lineage of Al-Kayyah ends. Rad Allah, son of Dalilah Al-Sadiriyyah, had a son Shabatt. He studied Mukhtasar Khalil on jurisprudence with Bilal and the faqih Abu Al-Hasan. Then he moved and settled in Al-Barsi.