The story of the verses is summarized as follows: the poet's son, Muhammad Taha, whose grandfather was named Taha, asked him if he had decided to get married. He had heard this news late in the country. He replied that he had reached an age that did not allow him to marry.

Model Six: To BakrOUD Al-Quttayn: (1) She deserves the running and the fields, And she deserves to be watched over by her elders. And she deserves five to serve her. And on my father's side, I will keep his account. And Sulaiman, my brother, for eating and drinking. And Wad Bishara for sending his message. And Ibrahim will stay by his doors.

She deserves to be watched over and to surpass the corniche. And she deserves a queen holding the reins. Your small ones are a writing, I am a mistaken dervish. You shimmer as if you are a shining jewel. My heart is with you, I am from Mandi Manafish. (B) Model Five: Muhammad Taha Wad Jedda Your parents, I will visit them, before their condition changes. And the bride's preparations, and he is not thinking of it. And he is unable to work, his beauty is in the corner. And from the (writing), he pulled out stakes and his tents. (1) The repentant: a learned man for women.