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The books were greatly saddened. He withdrew from it and they concealed him. I do not say that he was joking, but rather that the grace of the year was in the Day of Hajj, mid-Sha'ban, when the Rasan tribe was present. I do not see that he would go out, but he would receive the promise from Al-Akhdar. And if he saw Khalifa, he would be of one mind. And the cavalry rode from them, and they said secretly. Was the presence of the Amir, the Amir, with Al-Akhdar, especially for him? On the ride, the informant from them, Duta, was preparing the spices and brought him everything. And the people went out to meet him. He reached the Mufarrar, and his followers followed him. He was pleased with Al-Akhdar until he left him. He took the patience. He had entered the place of the commander, Al-Ista', that is, Al-Abbas bin 'Arus Al-Abadi. He entered upon him from the time and expelled him. And they took him to Al-Mawrani. The Amir, may God protect him, and the people, and the cavalry attacked him. And they killed him, and Al-Akhdar was killed, and his name was taken. And they brought the Amir, and he was brought to the palace on Sunday, the seventeenth of the month. On the eighth day, Mu'takki sat in the council of the Sultan. The people of the palace rode with him. And a general cavalry. And they ate tea. He said to the Amir Mahmoud Pasha, may God protect him, what he knew about the duration of the stay. As for the cavalry, Ibrahim Al-Sharif, from Algeria, to Al-Mukhtara, to receive their younger brother. He sent to them to write to all the tribes and the people on the coast. He ordered that he be on the coast. And he sent his horses to the coast. He sent the messengers of Ibn Zant and Ghubbar Al-Mahr. As for the Kasaarah, and where is the Al-Bay'imah from Al-Manar? And he rode with Majaa'ah, and he rode. The Fasa marched with his ships, and the ships were with him. And he loved him.