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Victorious and exalted. Indeed, a valiant leader, Sayf al-Attar bin Ibrahim, his sultan, the rescuer of Mami Muna, with a book. If you claim to have an army, with all understanding, not bad, then the leader of the camp, the lion of the attack, the protector of the banner of the seven tribes, shone with the cavalry of Izz Rayil, depicted, with the slogan of his attributes, whoever was from, Kisra, Alexander, or Caesar. It does not suffice for the talk of others. The hunt, the whole hunt, is in the young ones. Their children and the treasury of their homes, their wailing will be abundant. So they surrendered to their doom, and the land was perfumed with blood. He sent them down with death and scattered their followers. Ahmad warned and gave good tidings. When Zubayr settled there, he intended to go to Jazan. He was urged to go there until he reached Marzuq and besieged it for about ten days, then news reached him that Barakhil had left it and returned to the city at the end of the year eighty and something, and the city and the city and then his companion wrote to him with the notables of his country, and the heads of the households from it, and asked that he accept the jizya from him and he accepted from him until he showed bad manners, rather it necessitates going to him with a delegation to him after Ahmad bin Abdullah to cross the desert. After his return, due to what he was upon, he was in doubt and confusion, and he was taken, by the hand of Salih Hab, his brother's camel, Haj Sha'ban, by whatever means. They did not come out to him from the fortresses and flags for a short period. Some of the country did not respond to his call. And Al-Fatron, a region under the rule of the ruler of Fazzan, with many horses and agriculture, was returned. The people of Kala and the surrounding areas from the direction of Sudan and the people of Banuya were few. Then he returned and did not achieve Marzuq, the ruler of Fazzan, in that campaign. And this was collected in the year thirty-one and two hundred and a thousand. And the commander of the army sent to conquer Al-Fatron was Ibrahim, nicknamed Al-Nazil, in the saying, he enriched himself with much wealth, special to his uncle. And the Commander of the Faithful did not reproach him for that. So when it was the year thirty-two and two hundred and a thousand, Ibrahim Al-Tarbā', Ali Khalil Al-Adgham, and Ibrahim Abū Liblu renounced their allegiance. They renounced the allegiance of the army. And the reason for that was that the Commander of the Faithful, the master of the cavalry, Haj Sha'ban, and Al-Ba' on the expedition of Ibn Ghammaza and Darnah and the lands of Qubbah, and sent Al-Ghabir with the army with him and with them, Ma'laq Abu Zaymbar, the traveler, a young man who claims to know the unseen, and the children of the Turks who are in Ma'ranah, believing that they will lead them to the west, claiming prophecy. He searched and said that if he said "children," then the 'Utr said, "After the children, follow his word and you will find the signs of his mission behind your backs." And this is their custom in every misguided message that suits their desires, even if a small number of them are guided to the truth. And the aforementioned leader did not order anything, except that he suspected that they were slaves of belief, as mentioned. He sent to Al-Attar to reveal some of the people of Waraniyah and some of his companions, who were not among them, and they gathered on the path to reveal the news of the unseen. Then they renounced their allegiance from there and sold Ibrahim Al-Ghariyani.

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