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He was the son of Al-Hajj, who was the son of Badr al-Din, who was the son of Waksad, who was the son of Yabda', and a man. He went out with him at night. He was the son of Al-Hajj, who was the son of Badr al-Din, who was the son of Waksad, who was the son of Yabda', and a man. He went out with him at night. His wealth was abundant, and he returned to the...

The news of Ali, son of Thana.

245 And his circumstances changed.

And among the things that pleased him when he returned to the leadership of the people of Hazra, he mounted his horse, and showed his sword, and sent his sword, and attacked him, and sent Nubis To take revenge. Then he embraced him and his strength. He said to him, "I am with you, and I have chosen you from my allies, and I have chosen you to be my successor. He killed him, and took his property and his white, and prevented ten, and no one escaped. He was not saved, and he remained on the throne, and took His silver, and his memory. He said to him, "You are the king of Balqa, and you have been wronged by your king, Amr ibn Malik, and it was good. And I am with the nobles, and they have embraced him with love, because he dealt with those who were good. So he turned away from him, and his anger, and his hatred, towards him, between his departure To Malkam, to him, and his rejection, towards him, when he regretted it. When they saw his good deeds, and his bravery, and his generosity, and his justice, and his return, His hopes, and his prayers, and his salvation, so that he would not be loved by him. To you, the king, and the ruler, and the servant, and the neighbor, and the friend, then they And he was like a bird that was eaten, and buried, and was And the news of Ali, and the gathering of the stories about what he had done, was known. And I, I am the one who was appointed, and the matters that were decided upon him, and so it happened. His life, and his death, and his departure. And the Muslim Hajj Ali Bayan.

So take, Sumnan, the Hajj, from him, when the armies were raised. The Marf, to the Amir, with his smile, and the sons of Al-Khunfa went out, then they died from it.

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