Ahmed bin Munisha, chief of the Zarara army, proceeded accordingly. He returned, having taken Al-Khaldi to the messengers of the first book, who later arrived. Bal'a, Abu, the Arabs went out on Friday, the tenth of Rajab, 1140 AH. Yunus, his slave, Nafidh Al-Hasim. And he married his wife, the daughter of Imad, the director, with two sons, Muhammad and Sulaiman. The guard had already infiltrated the town. He gathered them and set off all night from his arrival. He asked for news and then mentioned Abd al-Latif Al-Sam'i, who was killed in the general and Rajab. No one was faster than him. He returned to his base, returning with his companion. He usually went out to see his mother, Al-Asiya. She had closed her door and went out through the Minar gate, then through the adjacent gate. To the tomb of Sheikh Abu Al-Hasan, adjacent to his shrine. He saw no one wanting to go out and took the left path. His destination was Mar Al-Mawdu, its castle. His leg was from the minaret. He did not see the mount at that time. He met Omar Al-Nur Al-Sabi, Ahmed, especially the Emir. He was informed of the rise. He met him and gave him a gift to Al-Haj Ali Al-Bay. He was informed and sent to the neighbor, Midyati, with news of the investigation. Then he said, "There is no one with us." He rode with Omar Al-Muradi, and the Emir Al-Badri opened the gate for him. He was allowed to enter. He was informed of the guard. The Emir's servant informed the Emir of his location and ordered the gate to be opened for him. He returned with news. He gathered his companions and inquired about the whereabouts of his entourage. He was absent. He was in the house of his father-in-law, Jarqib Khalil, who went to the area of Haja. The emirs said that it would not be useful without his house. He rode horses to the areas that followed. He arrived at his destination and Ahmed bin Munisha came that night, armed and ready. He said that Al-Kubik was in the area of Rasalat. He hurried to them and went out from the church.