Al-Haj Ka, son of Khairiyat al-Farah, defended Dir Kalba with his men. The enemy attacked, but he fought them off until he was alone. He mounted his horse and charged, killing two of the enemy. He was then attacked by a man named Al-Haj Ka, who was killed by his brother, Al-Haj Ka. Al-Haj Ka then killed his father, Al-Haj Ka, and his uncle, Al-Haj Ka. He then returned to his camp, safe and sound. He also killed Al-Haj Ka, son of Al-Haj Ka, and Al-Haj Ka, son of Al-Haj Ka. The enemy was defeated and fled. Al-Haj Ka then took Al-Haj Ka, Al-Haj Ka, and Al-Haj Ka as prisoners. He also took Al-Haj Ka, Al-Haj Ka, and Al-Haj Ka as prisoners. Al-Haj Ka then returned to his camp.