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Bakhitna Rakan Khalifalah, and when he departed, he went to the support of the gods. He did not gather the Anatelda, so he went out, and the soldiers continued. And with the army of Arkibadi, he went from one place to another. Hassama, the leader of the army, was informed of this and ordered. He sent Bith Nasar to a road that Ahmad bin Madinah did not take. And the rebels, their leaders, and the army on the camels. They were tired and thirsty. His rule was with care and attention. And his execution of the mission was complete, and he did not neglect his duty. This is a story of the kings, not of the destruction. And let us mention the order of the affairs of the Rahimiya. What was mentioned in it is an addition to the mention of the Abayda. He returned to his tent every morning at the appointed time. He would pray in front of him, and the people would greet him. This is how he would spend his time with the enemy, and with his companions. And when he was tired, he would order prayers and supplications. He would be praised and admonished, and he would sit for remembrance. And the joys of the divine rose, and he would serve for an hour from noon until dusk. He would then return to his tent, and when he finished, he would begin. He would pray for himself and his family, and they would accept with sincerity and joy. And then he would go to the door, and people would come. And he would explain to them, and no one would sit. He would sit with the book of Bith, and they would sit. And then, if there was. And the wonders of the times and the trials of the people, and they were. He would be comforted by this, and if he was ordered to do so, he would be. How are you, and where is the solution? And then the supplications of the dawn. Then he would turn, and no one would touch him. O Sa'dun, you are a sign. On the people, O Aoun al-Munfadhili, and the order of the consolations.