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And Yunus sent, as he had previously sent, to bring them to the gates of the city. Barq bin Al-Barayshi entered through the gate of Abu Mas'un, and with him Ahmad bin Sam'i Arjawish. Peace be upon them, and inform others among us. Barq bin Jud Yunus had great hope. The Hells rode to the gate of Al-Suwayqa, which Bashara had tried to secure, and then to Barnasi. And Rum, followed by 'Atab'an Al-Balad, the waters. Yunus and Al-Hamam were sent. Then Abu Abdullah Thamar Nurkah, with his companion Al-Mutanabbi, and Abu Khid Hamdah Al-Rassa', the Maliki, and Abu Abdullah. His servant 'Ain Al-Maliki, who was their companion, was beside him. And Hajar approached him, and the evil of what was taken from them by Al-Bahiy and Al-Sami. He completed most of the conversation. Then, similarly, the section of Sheikh Al-Rassa' was honored today. Muhammad Rasliman rode. He wrote his books. On the third day, Muhammad Rasliman rode. Al-Malis Al-Akhdar, and Yunus marched with the army, and the completion. Arabat Zakr, his son Raysam, signaled him, and it was done. Allah's mercy be upon him. The messenger was sent, and they returned. His companions were taken with difficulty, and the notebook was spent by the king. And he returned to his house, a wonder. Then the gate of Al-Sadd was stormed. And they entered through the gate of Al-Suwayqa, as the past conquerors. Through the gate of Abu Mas'un, and when they smelled the gunpowder. To Suwayqa, and Raysam opposed it, as his grandfather had told him. The phlegm was gathered. He then took the road. With the Hells and Rum, who were coming from the road. Then to the land of Kumba Hammad Azhar. And they were told that the phlegm was on the backs of the others. Then they were defeated, and they took the spoils. And they announced the gates of the city, and there was great distress for Yunus. And what I warned you about today, behind me, Raysam, the first gate of Al-Suwayqa. Bashara, the rebel, was beside him, and they were relieved. Then they were defeated. He left Yunus the spear and opened the gate. He saw Pasha, and the gate was opened. Yunus was enraged. He took the spear. Even though he was ordered, and this was spread about him, his need and the public.