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Seventy-three It happened that Othman pledged allegiance to Othman, who pledged allegiance to him, for the imamate of his brother. And he was brought to him and his position was elevated, and he went out with the day of Al-Marsa. And the affections flowed from him, and what was in people's hearts was transferred. What made them abandon their lives and the caravan was lost. And the reins were tightened, and a message was sent to Mahmuja Al-Ba. To bring him with Mu'izz Ghawwan, and to break him, and to throw him with the womb with the rule. With mercy, the gunpowder of the Hina, then the work to the custom. And the money was lost, and it was wiped away with those tunes, then mercy was sent to the The rest remained until the time of the rule, then the noble transfer. Al-Faru'i in Baghtafthil Nadar, then he went and wore. The advice is that he is from Qana'a to Al-Yathrib, as he is a mountain. But he was brought to him and killed him, and Hamad Ayishub was pleased with him and his father. And this is what he did, then he went out to his mother, and his horse was brought to him. To Filz bin Najd, at Al-Mabruj, to the free woman. And he sat, then he suppressed the rule of Adambr, and at the believers. Then he found it to be six years, so he left the rule. Othman, and his son was hidden, that the command was for Ibrahim, and he was struck by the slave. Al-Aswan, and from those who follow him, and his face. That Ali succeeded him, and he was pleased with him. His daughter was born, then he came secretly, and he was near. Then young men. Ramadan, Abu, after him, he did not see, so he was pleased with himself. Then they were From him to the work of his domain, and he left me with a great deal. And to Al-Marsa, and it reached them taking them, and they were in the country. Then it became. And he commanded, then he sent a message, and returned to the seat of his reign. Its condition, and he made it with his blessings, and he was pleased with him. Abul-Ratr, and the mercy of Abul-Ratr was sought from him. And it was that the man would stand, then he would be ridden, and his limbs would be torn apart. And he was pleased with all the Arabs, and he was pleased. Then the door was opened, and they were brought to him on Sunday, and he was pleased. Then it was told about him that the man would stand, then he would be ridden. The country was pleased with him, then he went out, and he was sending.