Continuation of the discussion regarding Hasan al-Habnaki.

Al-Halabi : He says that Muhammad Najib al-Mu'timi used to hear a lot aboutThe Shaykh : Hasan al-Habnaki, and that he was such-and-such, and he didn't know what exactly, and that he was a scholar who memorized and so on. He said, so I prepared in my mind one hundred questions for al-Mu'timi, wanting to testThe Shaykh : Hasan al-Habnaki with these one hundred questions as an examination, he said. So he came to the lesson, and he came toThe Shaykh : AndThe Shaykh : the lesson, soThe Shaykh : he interrupted the lesson and began answering the questions ... .

The Shaykh : All of them!
Al-Halabi : One after another, until he finished the one hundred questions.

The Shaykh : What Allah willed.
Al-Halabi : So when this speech ended, of course, he is narrating the story, and he is the poor Ali, he says that when he finished reciting the one hundred answers to the one hundred questions,The Shaykh : Muhammad Najib al-Mu'timi came and acknowledged him and said, "O Shaykh, forgive me, and my intention was, and I wanted to learn, and I was such-and-such." He said, so he forgave him, and the matter did not end there. He said, so he took himThe Shaykh : after they had become companions together, they went to visit the grave of Imam al-Nawawi. He said that in the middle of the road, as you say, there was asphalt, but the end of the road, near the mosque, was stones, and the car could not go. So they stopped it halfway. He said, they returned after a while to the driver, may Allah reward him with good.The Shaykh : Muhyi al-Din al-Nawawi, meaning he did not fall short of us. He came to us to the middle of the road to shake our hands and greet us out of compassion for us, and so on. So may Allah reward him with good. This is what our Shaykh said, openly, in front of the young men, and one of the brothers who heard them conveyed it to me.

The Shaykh: Allahu Akbar.
Al-Halabi : There is no power and no strength except by Allah.

The Shaykh : Indeed, to Allah we belong and to Him we return.
Al-Halabi : Our Shaykh, didThe Shaykh : al-Habnaki, meaning, was such nonsense known about him?

The Shaykh : No.
Al-Halabi : Nothing like this was known about him.

The Shaykh : No, he is a jurist of the Shafi'i school, and he has a type of Sufism. His son, Abd al-Rahman, is more moderate than him, especially when he lived in Saudi Arabia, but he is a man of a school of jurisprudence, meaning.
Al-Halabi : As for Sufi miracles.

The Shaykh : Nothing of this is circulated about him.
Al-Halabi : This is what I found strange, because in my mind, there is nothing of this.

The Shaykh : This is all, you say, to spread misguidance in the name of the miracles of the awliya (close friends of Allah) and the righteous, and Allah is the One to be sought for help.