He was the destination for students and the Kaaba for seekers from near and far, and groups of virtuous men graduated under him.

He was a singular banner in the Khasibi sect, and the Sheikhdom and spiritual authority of his time culminated in him. He revealed his intent through verses and narrations, by what God, Majestic is His Majesty, bestowed upon him from the eye of divine providence in the mirror of the generosity of those lordly mercies and bounties.

He—may God have mercy upon him—was compassionate, righteous, generous, of easygoing morals, approachable, and pleasant in conversation. He was far from creating difficulty (Mu'asarah) and close to facilitation (Muyasarah). He sought justice against himself for the sake of truth, and would not support [his ego] in falsehood. He was truthful in speech, never uttering a word unless it was an established reality within his soul.

In summary, he possessed qualities that gathered virtues rarely found in others.

He—may God have mercy upon him—was of abundant intellect and high ambition; his mind burned with intelligence and acumen.