And where the evening passed, he read, focusing his attention. When the king Khalil settled, and he appointed his patience and his officials over him, the Turks rejoiced, and he roamed and took command of the necessary matter. So the people of 'Aryan were summoned to the king, and they opened the gate of the sea, and customs were established, and the people of Kinda, a great many, came out of the city, patient with the king, and besieged 'Aryan, and its sea was cut off. It was the year one thousand and eighteen hundred and ten, and he entered it. The winds blew, and most of its lands were depleted, and many were taken from them. And when Damanah entered, Damanah, one hundred and ten, and a thousand, the name of Tunis was called out. "Oh, may this land be saved from your hand!" And he prolonged his reign, and 'Uthman al-Gharmoji, and 'Uthman ibn Faris, the sword of the land, many of its capitals, as if it were a lion, and its people, if they saw the sea, and came with many soldiers, and the confused army in the direction of the Kura. And Khalil went out to meet them. He told Khalil that the city was besieged, and that some of them had entered with the messenger. He went to the city, leaving it neglected, and entered it, and closed the gates, and Khalil took the spoils. And the soldiers were gathered there, and the soldiers besieged them. His descent was in al-Ramlah, on the seventeenth of Sha'ban, and the city and its people. And the Kura was brought against them, and the king was sent to confront the city, and the people of the city. And the army was sent, and the messengers were sent to the king, and the city was besieged with its provisions. And the king entered the city, and a thousand. And the horses of the army were cut off, and the king was sent to confront the city, and the land burned. And the sons of Bakr went out, and attacked them repeatedly. And Khalil escaped from them, and the people were pleased with him, and the siege increased against them, and many were killed. Except for the noble Abu 'Atrah, and after He distanced the city with what he wanted, and the king entered the city in al-Ramlah, on the seventeenth. And if 'Uthman said such a thing, and because of that, he was the one who Tunis