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While Abdulqadir was retrieving his identification papers, he left; then Abdulqadir went to the home of Saleh, where he was hosted, and brought the identification papers of Abu Abdullah. When he arrived at the police station to present the passport, he was told: Today is Thursday, and it is a holiday, and the responsible officer is on leave, and we will not be able to release your companion. While he was speaking with the security men at the police station, God willed that the responsible officer should arrive, so he presented him with the passport and explained to him that our coming was to perform Umrah. The officer replied: We are on an official holiday, but fortunately for you, I forgot some papers in my desk drawers and returned to get them. And as usual, the officer's words captivated his heart and his speech charmed him. Abu Abdullah was released. Outside the police station, Abu Abdullah said to Abdulqadir: I don't know which of you to be amazed at! At your finding the house, which is your first day here – the time is recent – and the house is in a distant and difficult place, and finding it is not easy! Or at your ability to attract others by talking to them from the first moment and for long periods? He said: Don't think too much about these matters, this is my nature, and I have a strong memory and retention, and you will see things that will amaze you. Amazing! Many questions gathered in Abu Abdullah's heart and question marks about the nature of this man. After that eventful journey, everyone was satisfied with the spoils of returning, with no Taraweeh or Tahajjud prayers. Everyone returned to the home of Saleh, the brother of Abu Abdullah, and they stayed to welcome a new day.
Abdulqadir's Departure and Return to Yemen: Abdulqadir had a gold bracelet with him, and he wanted to sell it to use its value to travel to Medina. He was eager and longing to go there, but at the same time, Abu Abdullah was relieved to return to Yemen, especially because of the insults he had suffered the previous night. Abu Abdullah's brothers tried to persuade Abdulqadir to reconsider his decision to return quickly to Yemen, but he refused to leave. Abu Abdullah recommended his brother Saleh to treat Abdulqadir well, and he set off for Yemen. His return was a source of surprise to his family in Yemen, as the trip there and back only took three days. It is worth mentioning that Abdulqadir did not go to Medina after that, as he himself stated later.
Abdulqadir in Yemen Again: It was as if his reliance on gold as his sustenance was an indication of what had been ingrained in his heart through centuries and generations, that gold is the currency that carries its value in itself, so he did not pay attention to anything else.