The Basa'iyya, throughout its history, has been a source of death and destruction. In the morning, it is called upon for peace. It is said that it leaves the sick and the weak in distress and the desire for peace. It is said that if a vow is made to a stranger, it will not be fulfilled. One of the elders, Abu Ibrahim Khurasa, said: He left without waiting in the council, and pointed to the deceased. Muhammad Bay, with his melodious voice, called out to him, advising him to be patient. The place was not empty, and the heart was filled with reason, and the cause of this was the influx. The deceased was accompanied by the rest of the family, who entered with him. To his brother, Fatif, Ali said: "We have agreed to the distribution." Kirj, until he entered the tent, was like a shining moon. So, you have believed, and you have been patient, and you have been rewarded. And the army of Al-Jaza'ir, the Wili, hastened. The deceased, Najib, asked to return to Al-Jaza'ir. He said: "My father, then he fell ill and was treated by Ibrahim Khurasa." Perhaps he will be cured by his treatment, and the generous Ibrahim will be rewarded. He was accompanied by Fay, when he was in the house of his father, who was full of wealth. He went to Al-Jaza'ir, and the enemy, who was strong, returned. From Fay, he was sent to the city of Radab for that purpose. He was not afraid of him, and he was afraid of him, and he was afraid of him. And they were many, and they were arrogant, and they sent a letter to Abu Al-Hibr. Ahmad Al-Haram went to Al-Jaza'ir to benefit from his uncle and to hide. He said: "The harvest is abundant, and if you are in need, you will be rewarded." He said: "I will go to him, and he will be rewarded." Every Muslim who sells something is not like the judge. He has it, and he waits for it. The Muslim tried to enter it. He said: "If you are in need, you will be rewarded." He said: "I will go to Al-Jaza'ir, and we found our ancestors, thank God." They returned to their homeland and were surprised by the arrival of the enemy. They went to the ruler of the state, and the doors were opened. Until he agreed to his request, but Ibrahim Khurasa refused. He said: "I will be patient."