<p class='libAr' dir='rtl'>وتحدث الرجل بما رآه وأخبره به أبوجعفر عن عجيب الأمر الذي لا يقف إليه إلا نبي أو إمام من قبل الله الذي يعلم السرائر وما تخفي الصدور، ولم يكن هذا الرجل يعرف أبا جعفر وإنمـا أنفـذ على يده كمـا ينفذ التجـار إلى أصحابهم على يـد من يثقـون به، ولا كـان معه تذكرة سلمها إلى أبي جعفر ولا كتاب، لأن الأمر كان حادا (جدا) في زمان المعتضد، والسيف يقطر دما كما يقال: وكان سرا بين الخاص من أهل هذا الشأن، وكان ما يحمل به إلى أبي جعفر لا يقف من يحمله على خبره ولا حاله، وإنما يقال: إمض إلى موضع كذا وكذا، فسلم ما معك (من) غير أن يشعر بشيء ولا يدفع إليه كتاب، لئلا يوقف على ما تحمله منه.Explanation: After the incident, the man narrated to others what he had seen and what Abu Ja’far had informed him of; that it is an astonishing incident, which none, but an apostle or an Imam ordained by Allah, knows as they are the knowers of unseen and know what the chests hide. This was when the man previously did not know who Abu Ja’far was and he was only sent as a courier or messenger, just like merchants use trustworthy persons to transfer goods or cash among themselves. Additionally they did not give him any letter or a list of items given to him for Abu Ja’far, because the issue was very sensitive at the time of Motazid and it is said that blood was dripping from the swords of Abbasides. Such activity was a secret amongst very special people, who were qualified for such confidentiality. A person carrying goods to Abu Ja’far would not know his position and actual duty. He would be only asked to go to such and such place and deliver those things to such and such person, without being told anything else. Such a courier would not be given a letter lest the purpose of his delivery could be traced; that it was meant for the Twelfth Imam.