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The Ta'aisha were displeased, and harbored ill will towards Ali Saad, who was a bad choice. And the Ta'aisha and his brother Imub, who was with him, were angry. And they incited Ali to attack, and he sent to him the Emir, who was separated from the Emirate and the land. And he was a leader in that position. And he was a leader in that position. In the early part of the year 1900, the Ta'aisha summoned Ali Saad from Dongola and presented him with a gift. He was given a sword, and he began to fight. He fought until he felt the heat. He fought fiercely, and his house was destroyed. He died a few nights later, after the symptoms of the disease appeared on him. Omdurman, the Emir, and the one who killed him. The mention of this will come later, and the family of the Mahdi from before and from his enemies. The death of Oman Adam and the appointment of Mahdi Ahmed Bader. We mentioned what happened with Oman Adam, the Emir of Darfur, and how he gathered a large army. He attacked Darfur and took it over after the people of Shattima resisted, which was a cause for his victory over Abu Jumayzah. When Oman finished with Abu Jumayzah, he turned to Darfur, where he devastated it. Famine destroyed some, and others migrated from their lands, seeking refuge in the western lands. These lands were subject to the Mahdists, such as the lands of Abu Reitha and the lands of Wadai, and others. Oman imposed a tax on the inhabitants of the region to obtain provisions for his soldiers, as the land had become devastated and could not provide for the needs and sustenance of those fighters.

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