On the night of the seventh of Dhu al-Qi'dah of the year, he arrived at the palace and was struck by the plague. He lingered for about ten hours. They shrouded him and placed him in a coffin and brought him by ship. It was midnight on Wednesday the tenth, and his brother Bahfir was there. He did not dare to inform him of the news. So Ahmad went to him, saying, "Bring a shroud." When he learned of his arrival, he was surprised by his presence at that time and asked him the reason for his arrival and about his son Abu, Fulusun. He said that he had arrived unwell. Perhaps at that moment Muhammad Ali Pasha set sail and headed to Shubra, and arrived at the palace, and began to defend himself, saying, "Where is he? Where is he?" No one could inform him of the news. He had already been taken by ship to Wilaq and anchored near Al-Rihana. He approached Muhammad Ali Pasha and wept. He was greatly distressed and almost fell. His ship capsized, and he arrived at Bilayl at the end of the night and remained in mourning, weeping bitterly. When morning came, they carried the coffin in a procession. They prayed over him at Al-Mansur Mosque, then took him to the tomb prepared by his father for him. Muhammad Ali Pasha walked beside the coffin, his eyes fixed on it, tears streaming down his cheeks. They did not inform his mother of him until after his burial. She was greatly grieved and lamented for forty days. They sat in mourning at his grave. He died in the prime of his youth, not having reached twenty years of age. He was white, stout, noble, brave, generous, and kind. He loved the Egyptians and commanded respect in the hearts of the soldiers. He often achieved victory without fighting, as if it were a gift. His father and guardian was Prince Ibrahim. He set out and killed the Sharif in the interior of the country. The second time, the Prince Ibrahim, son of Muhammad Ali Pasha, with an army that was filled with rage and hatred, and a fleet of warships and large barges, set out at night and in the morning, and inflicted killing and looting upon its people, and penetrated deep into the country. They returned to Al-Khusruj with an army of several men. He was white, stout, noble, brave, generous, and kind, one of their leaders named. He was white, stout, noble, brave, generous, and kind. and in the morning, and inflicted killing and looting upon its people, and. He had victory over them, and captured several men and took many tents. The cities and the roads. and the tombs. He came upon their leaders named. He had victory over them, and captured several men. and spent many days from them. and took many tents. The intention is the bellies in Al-Diriya, then their. his intoxication to some mountains. their tents and the. of a bad event and came. in the planning of his army and the gathering. the arrival of Prince Ibrahim to a region named (). He had victory over them, and captured several men. and sent his. to the region. Manfaraj from whom the Sharif. and the Sharif was there. it was.