The same Sayyid Muhammad Baqir has also mentioned in the
book of Noorul Oyoon, narrating from Mirza Muhammad Taqi Almasi, that he
stated in the treatise of Bahjatul Awliya: Informed me the righteous and
trustworthy scholar from the Sadat of Shulistan from a trustworthy man that he
said:
So they continued this till it was the turn of a person who
did not have any money with which to serve the guests. That is why he was
extremely sorrowful about it and his sorrow and grief increased.
It so happened that he went out into the desert night and saw
a man who said: Go to so and so trader and tell him: Muhammad bin Hasan asks
you to give me the twelve gold coins, which you have vowed for me. So take
those gold coins from him and spend them on your guest.
So that man went to that trader and conveyed the message.
That merchant asked: Did Muhammad bin Hasan tell you this
himself?
The man from Bahrain
The trader asked: Do you know him?
He said: No.
That trader said: He was the Sahibuz Zamaan and I had vowed
these gold coins for him.
So he accorded respect to that Bahraini and gave that amount
of money to him and requested him and expressed the wish that when His Eminence
accepts my offering, please give me one gold coin from it and I will give
another in return. So the Bahraini came and spent that amount on that occasion
and that trustworthy person told me: I heard this story from the man from Bahrain