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Then his sister, Ahmad Shalabi, was brought from the Jellaba in an expedition to capture her. At sea, he sailed to Susa and entered it in Shawwal of the year. And his brother Muhammad Bey informed him that when he was told of his brother's knowledge, he gathered some of his companions and set off with the Algerians. He landed at Al-Qab, and they unloaded their goods. Among Ali Bey's companions, enjoying the advantage, was Burj, who was captured. He sat on a barrel of gunpowder and set it on fire with the three cartwheels, along with Ardfan and Arkham without a coat, and similarly two camels. His treasury, or another one, was asking himself, "What is it?" and Muhammad Bey imported to the citadel with what was in it. He joined him his brother Ramadan and his nephew Mazaj, the son of his brother's wife. He set off with the Algerians. In Adiban, he descended with the guards from Al-Harariya, and it was the first time he was announced to land at Tunis. Muhammad Bey was determined to travel with them to his brother's place in Susa, so a dispute occurred between him and Ahmad Shalabi, and after that, a difficult situation arose, and they were confused. Muhammad Bey was about to fight him, but he refused. Then a dispute occurred between him and Ahmad Shalabi again, and after that, peace was made between them. Muhammad Bey set off from Al-Harariya. He went to Murtaḍā's place, and the Algerians set off to their country. Then the Dawana were stirring between Muhammad Bey and Ahmad Shalabi, and the ordeal was from Al-Sab' to Susa. Muhammad Bey did not achieve what he did from the Bedouins, as he exploited them. Before that, he had no intention of it. He sent to his brother from Susa to return to peace, on the condition that the country would be divided. He agreed. The advance payment was made through the scribe, under the pretext of knowledge. Abdel Rahman Khalaf, in whose place Muhammad Bey's pledge was made, and with him the jealous ones and the two stubborn ones. In Ali Bey's division were the book, and the messages. And Susa and the rest of the coast. Muhammad Bey sent to his brother. His wife, who was coming to join them, was sent by the book. She was sent to him. Murad and his sister Ramadan, with a good dowry. Muhammad Bey set off with Martaban. His brother came out of Susa with the spoils, and they marched to Qairawan. And Bay collected water, in which there was a renewal of water. He said that he would not do it, and Muhammad Bey said, and he died.

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