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A chapter on what his lord paid him five hundred and four, then when it was paid and finished. Then seven ailments of the injured and the shoulders were raised, then the ascent of the boy. The campaigns went out, following the custom, and Yushaa walked with his companion. He descended to Sus with Barda, then he was sent to Bashaa, then they saw a peaceful ascent. From a side, then Arkhbalal, his strength, and Shafaqah, the corner of Nawaf. Then the princes and his officials came, and he turned with his army, taking. Two messengers, their servants, their livestock, and their incense, but he was pleased. Then he was rough and Arkhqal, with Bawanis and a black man. Mention of the defeat of Bashaba Al-Hamma.

Most of the princes rode it. And his army was overcome by Bashaa, with old chains and shackles. In the name of when the prince came before death from the sorcerer. His revolt, with a black man, the campaigns saw him and carried him with his glory. His garment, a man from the west, walked through the land of Ajja. They felt him and rode to him, and there they wanted to. Kill him because he prevented and took some of his spoils, they were. The princes, the prince, then the defeat fell upon the army of Al-Mawdiyah. The captive, with his generosity, with the strength of the two rivers, they gathered against him and resisted. He was bound and his seal was broken, and he was put down and grew from the springs. Then he went to his father, who knew from Al-Qayrawan. A messenger came to him, he walked through the land of Bal, he did not pass. His father, his mother, he said, he prevented, but he did not pass. His lamentation was a matter of remembrance. The best of his father, Aziz, and the one who returned with him. He was given wisdom, he prevented, and he was not condemned by his goodness. A chapter on his descent from Khashmak, descending upon Al-Hamma. And with him a red camel, and the red ones, and the captives, and their heads. And a.

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