In the month of Muharram, Yemenia Airways announced to its passengers who had traveled on its flights to perform Umrah and then returned to Yemeni territory by land, that they could reclaim the value of their return tickets. The ticket value was approximately 71,111 riyals. Abu Abdullah had two tickets, his own and that of his sister who had settled in Mecca and did not return with him. Abu Abdullah arrived at the Yemenia office to reclaim the amount.

What a surprise!

He saw Abdulqadir outside the office talking to another person with an Abyssinian complexion. At that moment, he felt ashamed of him for leaving him in Mecca during Ramadan. So he greeted him and apologized for it, as his departure from Mecca was in anger due to his arrest for not carrying his passport.

Abdulqadir downplayed the matter and reassured Abu Abdullah that it was normal and there was no problem. Then Abdulqadir asked him the reason for his visit to the Yemenia office. He explained to him that he wanted to reclaim half the value of the tickets.

As for Abdulqadir, he stated that the secret of his visit and the reason for his presence was to obtain a copy of his passport, which was kept in the archives of the Yemenia office. He justified this by saying that he did not want to leave any trace of himself in a place he had been, and that this was his nature and habit in every place he passed through.

It struck Abu Abdullah and it occurred to him that this person before him was one of the members of the Mujahideen group in Somalia, and that this action was merely one of the security methods to cut off any thread that might lead to someone trying to obtain any of their data.

Therefore, he was keen on his information to remain in a safe position, and as soon as Abdulqadir asked for help in this matter, Abu Abdullah did not hesitate.

So they entered the office and Abdulqadir requested a copy of his passport, using the excuse of losing his passport. When the specialist could not find it, he asked Abdulqadir and Abu Abdullah to search the archives themselves. When Abdulqadir found the passport copy, the electricity went out.

The specialist allowed it to be photographed outside the office, and thus Abdulqadir obtained what he wanted and took a copy of the passport, and did not return it.

Abdulqadir's House: Abu Abdullah learned of Abdulqadir's place of residence, which was in Al-Bayda neighborhood, one of the districts of Al-Hudaydah city.

After that, bridges of communication were built, and they began to visit each other, and even sit for long periods, sometimes starting from early morning and ending with the late evening prayer.

No wonder! Abdulqadir had a charming and attractive style of conversation.

And it was noticeable that every time Abu Abdullah visited Abdulqadir at his home, he noticed a deadly quiet and a strange stillness.

The only person living with him in his house was his mother. Sometimes he would see the reflection of her shadow.

This extreme mystery, his eagerness not to leave any trace anywhere, and his covering of his face, all indicate that he is a strange person, nothing more than the Dajjal; the long-lived man.