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The man lived in a village between Khartoum and Sennar called Wad Madani. The government appointed the young Al-Fatih as the leader of the Sudan government. The deceased Sheikh Ahmed Al-Turjuman was among the riff-raff and ruffians of Al-Mushaira, and he was the one who fought the city. When Sudan came under the Khedivate, Ibrahim Adlan, whom we have already mentioned, became the leader of the tribes. Ibrahim said that the shepherds of the tribe of Al-Mur were among the people who wronged and plundered wealth, and it was a punishment for them. He said that they were the cause of the trouble and that they were the reason for the people's suffering. This book is a testament to this. The situation worsened and became worse, and the suffering of the people reached its peak. He was in need of using them for his own benefit and to consume people's wealth unjustly. He was appointed governor of the island, and he oppressed its people with injustice that cannot be described. He amassed vast wealth, squandered thousands, and caused the people to suffer from poverty and hardship. He was exiled from Sudan in 1291 AH. The system of the Kurds was characterized by corruption and temptation.

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