Ṣalli S. Ṣalātan (Send Blessings Upon)

This chapter refers to Afa Ajura's poem “Salli Salatan,” which was speculated to have been written during one of his trips to Accra as it was composed in Arabic. It describes the poem as a typical Afa Ajura's polemic against the Tijaniyyah and one of the few poems that has Afa Ajura's own commentary on the verses. It also includes a prayer for the Prophet Mohammed and declaration of absolute dependence on the Qur'an and the Hadith. The chapter highlights Afa Ajura's reproach of the Tijanis and their litanies, comparing them to the disbelievers and idols from the time of Noah to Abraham to Muhammad. It discusses Afa Ajura's admonishment of people to shun boasting of belonging to the Tijaniyyah fraternity.