H 264 - It is narrated through the same chain of narrators from Safwani that he said: In 307 A.H. Hasan bin Ali Wajna Naseebi arrived with Muhammad bin Fadhl Mosuli, who was a Shia, but who didn’t believe in the deputyship of Husain bin Rauh. So, he said: The amount paid to Abul Qasim is not rightful [it is not a legal expense and it does not reach the rightful]. Hasan bin Ali Wajna said to Muhammad bin Fadhl: Fear Allah, because the authenticity of deputyship of Abul Qasim Husain bin Rauh is like the authenticity of deputyship of Abu Ja’far Muhammad bin Uthman Amari. One day both of them arrived in Baghdad and stayed at the house of Zahiri. We also went to meet and welcome them. One of our senior teachers and elders, Abul Hasan bin Zafar or Abul Qasim bin Azhar was also present there. An argument arose between Muhammad bin Fadhl and Hasan bin Ali. Muhammad bin Fadhl said: What proof do you have in support of the deputyship of Husain bin Rauh? Hasan bin Ali Wajna said: I will get you such a proof that it would definitely convince you. Muhammad bin Fadhl had a huge register with green pages and its cover was black. He recorded his accounts in it. Hasan bin Ali took the register and cut out a page half of which was white and said to Muhammad bin Fadhl: Sharpen a quill for me. Muhammad sharpened a pen for him and both of them decided on a matter, which I don’t know what it was, but Abul Hasan bin Zafar was informed about it. Hasan bin Ali Wajna took the pen and pretended to write the matter, which they had decided, but nothing showed on the paper. When the paper was full, but apparently it was white and blank, he placed the seal and gave it to the black servant of Muhammad bin Fadhl and sent it to Abul Qasim Husain bin Rauh. Ibn Wajna remained with us there. When it was time for Zuhr prayer we prayed there only. After the prayers the messenger returned arrived and announced: He said: Go, the reply will follow. Food was served. We were eating when the reply arrived written on that same sheet of paper. Each of the issues mentioned in that letter were replied systematically [about which no one except those two knew]. Seeing this, Muhammad bin Fadhl slapped his face and lost all appetite. After that he said to Ibn Wajna: Come with me. Ibn Wajna arose and joined him till they came to Abul Qasim Husain bin Rauh and weeping and wailing said: Master, forgive me; may Almighty Allah forgive you. Abul Qasim said: Allah, the Mighty and the High will forgive us and you, if Allah wills.