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They described the raid as a Ghazi raid, and that raid. On the evening of the 1112th of Rabi' al-Awwal, then my army stopped. My army, Raj, with its banners and flags, was with the enemy. The prisoners from the Arabs and Berbers were granted safety. And he ordered them to be released and sent to Al-Khutlah to search for Al-Mughir, and to What was there, and they took the masters with them, and they took the prisoners. Then the commander of the army, who was with them, ordered them to be released. The Ghazi army was ordered to attack the city. The islanders were afraid, and the people of Bal'ab'at were also afraid. And when Al-Astur and Sahun passed through the villages, and the people of Bal'ab'at were afraid. And the people of Bal'ab'at went to the city of Bal'ab'at. At that time, He sent Khayl Dabbani Al-Farouq, and ordered him to take the city of Bal'ab'at. And its people fled, and the army of Al-Mughir attacked them. And they took their prisoners and their belongings, and they went to the city of Ramar. After his death, and after his conquest, and after his conquest. And he ordered them to be left behind, so that the peace and alliance would be established. The people of Al-Qary and Al-Yaghdi, and the islanders, and the Ghazi. And he sent a morning messenger with three ships. To the land of Al-Ruh to bring the army and the Ottoman presence. The islanders sent us a message from Al-Warif, who was from Al-Salkhan, the king of Al-Sulaiman, and his brother. Complaining of the death of his companion. Each of the two parties sent a letter to that effect, and Ibrahim returned. The commander of the army, who was with them, refused to do so. And he was determined to fight the Ghazi, and that was the will of God. In the year 600, he came and returned. His name was Muhammad, and he was the governor of the land.

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