In the year 1180 AH, Prince Toussoun returned to Egypt from Hijaz, stopping at Malad. He then proceeded to the mountain citadel, where he began to prepare for war, gathering troops and supplies. He ordered the army of Prince Toussoun and the mercenaries to assemble at Qalawur. He arranged them in formations, explaining his intention to organize them in the style of the French army. The commanders of the troops discussed this, and some agreed with him, while others did not. He then ordered the army of Prince Toussoun and the mercenaries to assemble at Qalawur. He arranged them in formations, explaining his intention to organize them in the style of the French army. They did not object and greatly admired the Prince, showing their disobedience and rebellion against their elders. When this happened, the troops were taken by surprise. They had agreed to kill Muhammad Ali Pasha and the Sharwarib, and to disobey all orders. Meanwhile, a group of senior Albanian troops conspired among themselves. They agreed to ride out with the army and proceed to the mountain citadel, and then to Muhammad Ali Pasha's house. They agreed to ride out with the army. They agreed to ride out with the army. They agreed to kill Muhammad Ali Pasha and the merchants of the city. They then rode out with their belongings to the mountain citadel and the city, and looted the defenses. They attacked the Salibiyya and the Surudjiyya, and began to break down the doors. When the people heard of the commotion, they closed their shops. Those of the troops who remained loyal joined the rebels, and the common people participated with them. They proceeded to the sugar warehouses and took all the money and Ashrafiyya within them. They also went to the الصناعة market and a group reached the Jojosh market, where they broke down the doors.