Then he marched towards Al-Ma'ma'ah at dawn. When he approached, a group of Arabs with him supported the enemy. He made a night raid, unnoticed by the people. The aforementioned arrived among them, unafraid and unhesitating. They made peace, and the ministers struck. Arfat bin Musa bin, who was with him in Al-Badr, had a force of thirty thousand men. They left their homes and abandoned their wealth and children. However, his sons, Omar bin Othman of Tuwujin, had supported Abu Zayan and his people and taken the oath of allegiance. When the Muslim army appeared, the aforementioned in Tuwujin all fled. They weakened the group of Al-Hadi and defeated them. They returned to their original positions. The people turned and fled, without hesitation. And God judges, there is no reversing His judgment, and He is the All-Hearing, the All-Knowing. Musa bin Ali bin Barfut went from them to the High Gate and submitted to Miliana. The minister Imran bin Musa returned to the city, stayed there for a few nights, then surrendered it under duress and surrendered himself to the enemy, who captured him. He took possession of the two cities. Then Salim bin Ibrahim Al-Ta'ali and his people renounced God's blessings and the Caliph's command. He proclaimed his call in Mutahajjar. Then he returned to the people of the island, Hayya Al-Zilal and Atoum Kaws.