And Thursday (al-Khamis) is Abdullah ibn Rawahah, who refreshes the hearts of the gnostics with the knowledge of his Master.

And Friday (al-Jum'ah) is Uthman ibn Maz'un, who removed doubts and suspicions from the hearts of the gnostics, and by him the gnostics were gathered with goodness. For that reason, it was named the day of al-Jum'ah (gathering).

And Saturday (al-Sabt) is Qunbur, who perfected the gnostics with the knowledge of his Master, His name, and His Gate, and who caused this inverted creation to cease from knowing Him.

And after him, there is only the rank of the twelve nuqaba' (chiefs), and they are the persons of the hours of the day.

The first hour is for the first of the nuqaba', who is Abu al-Haytham Malik ibn al-Tayyihan.

The second hour is for al-Bara' ibn Ma'rur al-Ansari, who is the second of the nuqaba'.