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And Ibrahim, who was continuing in it, was one of his two governors. And he was a skilled man, his master, with abundance, upon Rajab al-Kubayb, Kharnaha, and a chain. He would push against the angry ones until they would not move him. Spears were thrown at him, but he did not move. He was even almost killed by extracting his water from him, then burying him. It was said that the angry ones killed themselves, and Sulayman ibn Salman Kharnaha was put in his place. Then he incited him against the learned scholar, the clear one, and he killed him. Then the scholar, the jurisprudent Allah, killed him. He had been warned about his illnesses, that he was a newcomer whom he did not know. The scholar's condition worsened until his smell overwhelmed him. He traveled with him, and he was drunk. He ordered him to do something he did not know, or to die. And his uncle, from his mother's side, was afflicted with a disease. And it was said that the aforementioned scholar, after him, continued teaching at Al-Zaytuna Mosque. And people were eager to hear him and learn from him, even if he did not attend his lessons, especially the lesson on Al-Bukhari, after the mosque was in need of him. It is said that Sheikh Abu al-Naf'i al-Mukarram, the imam of the mosque, stood up to teach the books of the imams of the mosque. He said that he would open what he wished of the issues, and that he would give that. And he prayed the prayer of his life one day at Sheikh Fataka's house. That was why he left teaching at Al-Zaytuna Mosque and moved to a mosque in Birt, in a mosque where there was a council for the teacher and others. He remained under surveillance. In Ramadan, he was sent for and prevented from going out with him at that time. And from his family, he was kept away from that. And he ordered him to do something. And he took him to the city and informed him of that. Jaber Ramadan, from his fat, and the opening of the doors to him, and his departure from his women's house, and he was relieved. And he did not know his intention. O Bashir! Likewise, a calamity befell him. Bakr informed him that he was under surveillance. And he gathered in that night. He was under surveillance. The house was empty.

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