The seditions, so he ordered the fields of the wicked, driven by lust and arrogance, to revolt. They also rose up at the call of Abu Zayan, and among them were the sons of the Commander of the Muslims, may God strengthen him: Faris and Uthman, and the two Sheikhs Abu Abdullah and Ya'ish, sons of Rashid bin al-Za'im bin Muhannad. They all submitted to Abu Zayan in Cairo. After that, Dawuh was deposed, and he appointed his kingdom over the region. His influence became firmly entrenched in the hearts of the people of misguidance and deviation. When the Commander of the Muslims, may God strengthen him, saw these successive events in his army and the eastern lands departing from his obedience, he sought guidance from God, the Exalted, to quell that rebellion and protect what the Khawarij had seized. On the Sabbath, he saw ten Hamadi, the first of whom emerged, and God granted victory to his fortunate daughters in the city, manifesting the noble presence. He then summoned the people from all directions, and then summoned the elders of Raghabah, who were people of deceit. No value was given to this, with prolonged talk and gossip, and continuous bestowal of immense wealth, and abundant lands, to win their hearts and treat their detached illness. After a long time, when Khall bin Amir and Abu Bakr bin Habib, the head of that misguidance and the fuel of its blind sedition, came to his noble door, he was strengthened by God with them.