What has appeared to us in this house and this upbringing is what supports this statement. Among them is what we saw but I do not remember, and among them is what Awhad al-Din Hamid bin Abi al-Fakhr al-Kirmani, may God grant him success, told me. He said: I was serving an old man when I was young, and the old man fell ill and was in a conch, and his stomach took hold of him. When we arrived at Tikrit, I said to him, Sir, let me ask for a medicine for you, which was taken from the owner of Maristan Sinjar on the way. When he saw my burning, he said to me, “Go to him.” He said, “I was happy to see the wayfarer, and he was sitting in his tent, and his men were standing in front of him, and the candle was in his hands. He did not know me and I did not know him, so he saw me standing among the group, so he rose up to me and took it.” In my hand, and he honored me and asked me what you needed, so I mentioned to him the condition of the old man, so he brought the medicine and gave it to