Yusuf bin Yusuf al-Ajnaasi, and Ham bin Ali al-Dar'i, and Yusuf bin Omar al-Qasri. And Wali bin Amil al-Qadir. And Ibrahim bin Abd al-Karim al-Rari. And in the thirty-second chapter (p. 34) our narrator al-Samadi talks about the journey of swimming that he undertook to Masina, which we have already alluded to in what preceded, and its title is: "The Book of Travels in the Land of Masina." And in the thirty-third chapter (p. 35) it is mentioned: "Mention of the Baghawats from the year 1579 to 1581." And our narrator talks about the Pasha Ali bin Abd al-Qadir, and Jarwa, and Kaa', and Wafara. And in the thirty-fourth chapter (p. 36) it mentions: "Mention of deaths." And in the thirty-fifth chapter (p. 37), "Mention of the Pashas from the year 1580 to 1591." And our narrator al-Samadi talks about the journey to Masina. And in the thirty-sixth chapter (p. 38), al-Samadi mentions "Mention of deaths." And "Mention of dates from the year 1581 to 1591." And in the thirty-seventh chapter (p. 39), it mentions: "Mention of those who took charge of the affairs of the country from the Sudanese, from Pasha Guder to the year 1591." And al-Samadi disperses the history of Sudan in the thirty-eighth chapter (p. 40) after a fief of nearly three years, and thus concludes the year 1006 AH (which he added in the year 1606 AD, March 13th). The events of the book conclude at the date as we have explained previously, and the title of this last chapter is "History of Sudan from the year 1591 to 1606."