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Riyab al-Nabat inside the city walls, Ragwan Ahmad Safni. Dar Jawish, he had a weapon, and from the Turkish water. And al-Kalim, he sent from his form to the ship of victory. He came to all the rivers, there was nothing in him. Then he fled. When the morning assembly came, he presented his garden with all its fruits. And his father sent him his garden in the neighborhood, and he asked him. To open the gate of the pasture for him from the cold and the sick. To Mandara, knowing that what was in it would open for him tomorrow. That day, he went to him and opened the gate of the pasture for him. To the city, Hanh al-Manouha, and Bustani descended and they threw him. From the abundance of his lightness and the news of the pasture. Then he stayed. In the garden for a while, then he rode and headed towards al-Manayil. And Adhun, his horse was far away, he headed towards his friend. From entering the story. When he saw Khudaradar, they gathered around him. He said he existed in the city and sent to the builder. He said, "He is in the eyes of the people." He wrote the names. And he went to the olive grove and returned. The trees intertwined when they reached the gate of the cow. He went until he ate from it and walked along the wall. He entered the city from it and walked along the wall. He found people climbing. They held his stirrup and he walked with them to the gate of the citadel. He moved and the ship was on the river. And he held its reins and said to him, "Give me something from your father." He gathered his men by his command, then they attacked him. And he was brought to al-Sikki and descended to the council of the elders. Then he went to the king. And he ordered the gates of Tunis to be closed. And he summoned his companions and ordered them. He was arrested and did not leave until the young man was in his hands.

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