...and delivered him to Ahmad al-Fahl. Then the ... ...and their orders to them. "I do not know..." ...and what happened to Ahmad al-Nahl. ...Ahmad al-Fahl, his son, was punished for his bad luck. ...the three of them were imprisoned. They remained in prison for two months. ...during which they were beaten. Ya'qub entered the prison with whips and brought out Ahmad al-Nahl and al-Sadiq. ...and Qarnoum, and Ibn Abi Bishr, and Ahmad al-Fahl, the three of them, and they took their belongings. ...and blood flowed from them. They were beaten with whips until... ...and one of the steamers was anchored on the bank of the river. They were taken... ...to the Equator. When these prisoners reached the bank of the river, they were... ...from the intensity of the beating. ...carrying goods and performing... ...on the deck of the steamer. I heard the collision of their bodies. ...like goods. As for the deck of the steamer to the Equator, they were... ...these are the ones who fell victim to Sultan Pasha, and I, al-Kinani, heard their story, praise be to God. ...will be mentioned later. I spent five years in prison. I was saved after great suffering. ...Ibrahim Hamza, the dean of the tribe in Birir, named (al-Anqaryab). And the orders... ...to Birir. Ibrahim and his people and the government's followers, until he was forced to... ...he was generous, a noble man with white hands on the prisoners of the Meryeen. ...and the vastness, and he will be imprisoned in the prison of al-Zaf. It was... ...the rebels. As for...