Sheikh Sanan, an old man, is highly devout and the leader of his people. He has lived in
Kaaba for about fifty years, accepting disciples and praying and fasting continuously. He has performed the
Hajj fifty times and discovered many spiritual secrets. bow to the idol, burn the
Quran, start drinking wine and abandon the faith. In addition to fulfilling these conditions, Sanan shepherds her pigs for a year to pay the
mahr. His disciples are disappointed and return to their homeland. A disciple who was not with him on the first trip travels to Rûm, hoping to restore San'Aan, and spends 40 days praying for him. Finally, the disciple sees the
Prophet of Islam in a dream and receives the good news of Sanan's return. Sanan is finally freed from the bondage of love. The woman also has a dream; she sees the sun fall beside her and it tells her to go with the sheikh. She travels to his homeland with him and becomes a
Muslim. ==About poetry==