“He stopped, stunned, when he saw lines and writing on the tattered parchment… He tried to read the words, which were strangely written and their letters drawn in a bizarre way. The letters were faded, the words were cut off, and the parchment was worn, almost crumbling. He traced the words one by one, the letters one by one… He began with the first word. “This is definitely the letter K, but which letter is the one before it? Dāl? Rā’? Which letter is after Kāf? Bā’? Yā’? Which word is it then? (Dhakira)? (Rakīda)? (Rakīza)? And which word is the one after it? (Zahb)? (Dhahab)? Ah! (Rakīza Dhahab!)”. He continued tracing the letters with great enthusiasm, and the words began to become clearer and easier to read. “And this is (Dawud)? No, rather (Dawr), and this is (Tar…Tari…Tarif), no, no, (Tariq).” Then he gasped when he could read the whole phrase!”