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Hass bin Sulayq, then Rabi'a reached, his words were sent and answered. He was asked to complete it, passing around it, and they wanted to make an alliance. Our master, Bakhuyeh, was pleased with it, and Kessarama informed him. His slave girl, everything taken, fourteen years. And his door was closed in his campaign. His door was destroyed in his campaign. A messenger was sent. And it was when Pasha was there, when Ibrahim Khawja decided to go. He went and crossed the river in Al-Jazayir, and took what was taken from Sunuhad. And the pursuit was difficult. Then Ibrahim Khawja sent him a messenger. And he asked for things that were not clear, and he wrote them down. He returned with the messenger, and he did not allow anyone to do anything. He said, "If he had had it, he would have been defeated." And it is inevitable. He increased his preparations and discipline, and began to fortify Al-Kab. And he fortified Arjoud with the messenger, and the Fawat. And he understood them. Mu'ammar and Al-Jazayir, his chief, was pleased. He did not fight. To intercept them with a swift horse. And they were brave. And they held on to their horses. He took from the Turkish army on the banks of the river. He entered and sent with Rustam the commander, his brother. He visited Al-Kab, and the commander was pleased with him. He said, "The commander is the one who is sent." He said, "What is the reason for the Al-Kab?" He said, "He is a merchant." He said, "What is the reason for the Fari?" He said, "This was to pay what was owed." And the messenger was sent. He said, "What did you do?" And he said, "I did not do it." He said, "What happened to the Al-Jazayir?" He said, "He was pleased with the commander." And he said, "May God have mercy on him." He said, "He knew the thieves." Then he sent to all the western countries.

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