Some narrations are difficult to understand. The hadith of Aban ibn Tughlab is an example of these narrations, the two-sided expressions of which have become a reason for different interpretations. There are five incidents in which the time and place of their realization differ according to the narrators of the narration. If the time of occurrence of these events is in the first years of the Great Occultation, the events are interpreted in a way that differs from the time of occurrence of events in the years leading up to the appearance. Attempts have been made to investigate these incidents by using similar narrations. Due to the preference of the text of the book of Kafi over the narration of Nomani, the second interpretation reinforced by the set of evidences is used, the time of realization of the events is close to the appearance. Two analyzes of the narrative have been criticized for their prejudice and improper adaptation of the current situation in Saudi Arabia and Iraq.