them are Abdullah ibn Rawaha, Uthman ibn Maz'un, Qanbar, and the completion of the five are the two Walis: Nawfal ibn al-Harith and Abu Barza, the mawla of the Messenger of Allah. The loftiness of the right hand over the left hand and its preference over it is due to the loftiness of al-Miqdad over Abu Dharr, and the loftiness of the persons of the Mim [Muhammad] over the three persons—the Orphans and the two Walis.

As for the inward of the Elbows (Al-Marafiq), they are the persons of the Twelve Nuqaba (Chiefs) whose names are established in the "Book of the Epistle" of our Sheikh (may Allah sanctify his soul). The meaning of our saying "Marafiq" is a proof of the Gentleness (Rifq) of the Nuqaba with the people of the Ranks and their guidance of all of them toward the knowledge of the Pre-eternal (Mighty is His praise), His Veil, His Gate, and His Orphans.

The meaning of the inward of Wiping the Head: the person of the head is Master Muhammad (peace be upon him), for he is the Head of the Kingdom in its entirety, the originator of all of it, and it is within his grip.