Kaye.

He was united with the Union, so look at this ease. This was the beginning, and he was not satisfied with the power he had over the people, so he ruled as he pleased. He wanted to make himself a king, and he made his subjects like children who help each other.

However, the reason for this was that his father, Al-Ta'adashi, was... Perhaps Al-Siddiq thought that he was... His soul, before his father's death, longed to be... When he was young, his body was... that ambition was difficult for him to read and write, so he could not... He was able to be a king, and he saw that he had fulfilled his desire from that ambition, so he... He was able to do this, and he justified the foolishness of that man who was... Foolishness, or else... They were confused, not knowing what motivated him to... This matter.

And it is said that the people were tired of... And Al-Ta'adashi took pleasure in strutting around them and inspecting their conditions, in which they were... And they were satisfied with their lives by...

And Alexander considered that his dullness had not left him, and he was fortunate to find... From the noble... for he continued to read secretly, whether the prayer was... Or he recited it. He used to carry a tablet with him, and he would go out of his house with it and return with it... From the merchants and craftsmen, the tablets... and it was among what... They used to have with them... and after sunset, he would carry them to the mosque, and they would join... The followers of... The voices of the people rose in... and complaint. And... Two years passed, and they were tired of reading, so they left him... and found...