And Turki, until he was bitten by his pride and his fall, and there was no safety, and he went out to his son, riding his wife Badiq, the brothers, and he felt him with his cloak. Without action, he rushed like a hawk and took his reins, saying, "By God, I will proceed, whatever happens to me, as long as I am not blamed for this incident. You are responsible for it." When his matter was revived, he said to him, "And the appointment is Paradise, God Almighty willing, because he did not doubt that the people of Qairawan would arrest him and take him to Yijabasha and find him there. He did not leave him with any respite, but rather he was translated in a severe manner until he entered Qairawan with its people. He fell into their hands and their swords. When a group of them saw him, they were amazed and met him with welcome and gifts. May God Almighty reward you for your love. It is not possible for beautiful belief and sincerity of intention to be anything else. And they said, "We heard that they are our enemies and our opponents, and the origin of all good is from you, and what is between us and you of affection cannot be repaid. May God reward you for your good deeds." He continued his journey, and people followed him until he descended at the house of the notables of the country, and they came to him. He did not leave his place, but rather the notable of the country, the companion of the Messenger of God, may God bless him and grant him peace, and his descendants remained there. He struggled to go out, and he was wearing a patched garment, and he raised his banner and his sword for the support of his lord, and he fought, and his belly was filled with what he could bear. Two men and the chains. When Abu Qasim heard, and Sulayman, he chose a good house, and the treasury was opened, and the spoils were brought, and the enemies were scattered, and his condition improved. He was very happy. He descended to his camp outside the city, and the notables of our country came out to him, and the wise men accompanied him and embraced him. He was struck by the jara'iriyyat to the country with Marsil, the noble, the tribal leader, who was with him, and what he had gathered of an army of two hundred thousand men. He was defeated, and the army was scattered. He and others fled with the spoils. The banner descended, and Yunus came out with his army from the fortress, with a number of soldiers, and the treasury was brought down, and the situation was dire. From the horror to the victory, and he wrote.