Among them were some of the dignitaries of the Tunisian state, and their leader, Akab, was preoccupied with trade and Berber affairs. Akab was a brave leader, and he was angered by the situation. When he went out to fight the Algerians, he was victorious, and the Berbers were defeated. The Murir were amazed by his strength and courage. The Amir, who was at odds with the Berbers, was also at odds with him. He was threatened with the loss of his position, but he stood firm. He decided to attack the Algerians again after they had fought the Algerians. He advanced to the kingdoms of Algeria, and Rajir returned to his country. The leaders of the Sharib advanced, and the war continued. The Amir was defeated, and the Amir of Talh wrote to him, offering him support. However, the ships did not reach the Sharib, and the matter was delayed. The Amir was informed that the people of the land were ready to join him, and that the army and the people of the land would be with him. He was also informed that his ships had been captured and that the governor of Al-Mutaharik in Darasla had been imprisoned. The Amir requested reinforcements and was told that the situation was dire. The Queen, who was preparing to leave, sent her troops to fight the Berbers. The Amir was defeated, and the army was captured. The land was plundered, and silver was found in their possession. They were then sent to Al-Khawja, and their ships were sent to Al-Dawal. They sent a delegation to them, and the ruler of Ammar, Nadh, was informed of the situation. He was unable to reach Mecca, and the group was successful. He used their wealth, and they were defeated.