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And he said, "May God reward him who is patient in the face of affliction with something better." The Prophet, peace be upon him, said: "You will never find a loss that you have left behind, meaning you will not find its like." And they said, "If the People of the Book had believed and been righteous, We would have pardoned them their sins and admitted them to the Gardens of Delight. And if they had established the Torah and the Gospel and what was revealed to them from their Lord, they would have eaten from above them and from beneath their feet. And whoever is concerned about his position, leadership, and wealth, and does not depart from that, will be afflicted with worries and the wrath of the Almighty, and will be deprived of it and followed by regret." He said, peace be upon him: "Whoever makes the world his concern, God will scatter his affairs, and make poverty between his eyes, and he will not get from the world except what is destined for him. And whoever makes the Hereafter his concern, God will gather his affairs, and make his wealth in his heart, and the world will come to him while it is insignificant. And so on. A little of this benefits the believing recipient, and much of it, even if abundant, does not benefit the heedless hypocrite. And peace."
Events of Berber Berber is the name of one of the regions of Sudan, bordered to the south by the Khartoum region, and its capital is (Khartoum), which is a small mountain whose stones are of flint. To the north, it is bordered by the district of Dughla, and to the east by the Kassala region and the province of Suakin. Its inhabitants are divided into two groups: nomads and villagers. The nomads are the tribes of Ahmedi, who are similar to the tribes of eastern Sudan in morals and customs, and they are called (Bisharin). As for the villagers, most of them are from the tribe of Al-Malaliyin, and their livelihood is from agriculture.