Some highly unusual scenes are depicted in the manuscript, including an encounter between Mūsā and the giant ˓üj (King Og of the Old Testament), whose daily appetite for bread could not be satisfied, even by the output of seventy bakers. One day, upon seeing ˓üj unsatisfied after eating the bread, Mūsā proposes a way for him to be satisfied by only seven mouthfuls. He suggests that before eating, ˓üj should wash his hands and recite the bismillah (In the name of God, the Merciful, the Compassionate) and then take the bowl. But ˓üj is unable to consume even seven mouthfuls.