Among them, may God be pleased with them, are eight men who are called the Men of Divine Power. Their verses are from the Book of God. They are strong against the disbelievers. They have divine names, the Possessor of Power, the Strong. They combined the knowledge of what an entity necessary to exist for itself as such should know, and the knowledge of what it should know. In terms of what it is a god, it was presented by Aziz in knowledge. They do not take the blame of a critic for God, and they may be called men of oppression. They have active desires in the souls, and by this they are known. There was in the city of Fez, among them, one man called Abu Abdullah al-Daqqaq. He used to say, “I have never backbited anyone, and I have never backbited anyone in my presence.” I, among them, met in Andalusia a group with a strange effect and every strange meaning, and some of my sheikhs were among them .