... Sultan Pasha advanced and reached the village of Al-Fahlab. He went to [unclear] and informed him of Sultan's arrival. Sultan Pasha was then captured and brought to him. [unclear] ordered him not to be harmed and to be treated with respect. [unclear] refused to comply, so this was reported to the [unclear]. He sent [unclear] his relatives, including Muhammad Al-Shaiqi, and also summoned Mansur and Hamad, sons of Al-Ajami, who were from the [unclear] tribe in Berber.

Ibrahim then met with the [unclear] and the people of the Shura council. He brought [unclear] and asked him, "Why did you let Sultan pass through your land?" He replied, "My lord, I did not know he was there. He is a devil who managed to escape from your prison and from the thousands of your guards. How could I stop him from passing through my land, which is full of thickets and forests?" The [unclear] then imprisoned him and his son, and also Abu Al-Majmi.

They put a heavy iron chain around their necks and bound them with shackles. They remained in prison for several years until the Mahdist Revolution. When the Mahdi arrived in Omdurman, he remembered what had happened to them. He ordered their release and the release of all prisoners.

... Sultan Pasha, who had escaped, did not remain free for long.

As for [unclear], he remained a prisoner for several years before being released.