And perhaps he went up to him and hugged him and made him feel comfortable and said to him, “Praise be to God who purified you and showed him joy and cheerfulness over him, and perhaps he did good to him after that. This is his balance, and all mercy is due to that limited person. I saw this for some judges in the Maghreb countries, the judge of the city of Ceuta, called Abu Ibrahim bin Yaghmur, and he was listening with us.” The hadith is about our sheikh, Abu Al-Hussein bin Al-Sayegh, one of the descendants of Abu Ayyub Al-Ansari, and about Abu Al-Sabr Ayoub Al-Fihri, and about Abu Muhammad bin Abdullah Al-Hajri in Ceuta during the time he spent the time there. He never came to the hearing riding, but rather walked among the people, so when two men who had quarreled and called to him met him, he stood up to them and made amends. Between them, he has a lot of tears, is long in thought, and often talks. He reconciles between the two tribes by himself, and they are reconciled with